Sentence examples for go to extremists from inspiring English sources

To Mr Chirac's credit, he has not pandered to voters' xenophobic feelings in order to win votes for the mainstream right that might otherwise go to extremists.

But the United States, while supplying limited military support to some rebels, has shied away from larger backing for reasons including fears that weapons will go to extremists.

Some evidence suggests that arms have gone to extremists.

Cash going to extremists in Somalia is sent in sacks by plane, not from a London suburb a few hundred dollars at a time.The agents are asking what extra measures banks want them to take.

A number of Coalition MPs and senators have expressed concern about halal certification, claiming that money for the process goes to extremist clerics.

The US, which is concerned about weapons going to extremist or jihadi-type groups, has made clear it will supply only "non-lethal" equipment, with a focus on secure communications vital for fighters currently forced to use the easily monitored Syrian mobile phone network.

Particular ire is reserved for the chairman of the Charity Commission, William Shawcross, whose reported comments that millions of pounds of charity money raised for the Syria crisis "undoubtedly" went to extremist groups played straight into this agenda (the commission later distanced itself from the piece, saying Shawcross's comments were taken out of context).

If there was any doubt about the wide reach of Hobby Lobby, the far less publicized but even more absurdist Supreme Court case involving Wheaton College a few days later clarifies how far the Court will now go to exalt extremists over women.

A young woman at a children's clothing shop up the street said she was supporting United Arab List because "if I don't vote, the missing voice, maybe it will go to the extremist parties".

His pandering on this issue helped win him votes that used to go to far-right extremists like the perennial presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen.

Announcing that when he dies, "I don't want to go to heaven, too many extremists there," Murray and the band played a stomping piece called I Want to Go to Jazz.