Sentence examples for group regarded as from inspiring English sources

In the north are the Ṣulubah, known to the ancient Arabians as qayn, a low-status group regarded as being of non-Arab descent.

Johnson rejected her support for the jihadi proposal, saying a ceasefire had to precede the removal of fighters with al-Nusra, a group regarded as the Syrian franchise of al-Qaida.

It also sets up procedures for courts to ban a group regarded as a cult and it provides for cults, as well as individual members, to be punished for fraud, illegal practice of medicine, wrongful advertising or sexual abuse.

They published in an almanac called Máj (1858; "May") after the lyrical epic poem of the same name by Karel Hynek Mácha, whom the group regarded as the forerunner of their literary revolution.

The Guard is best known for the power it projects outside Iran in making foreign policy through training militias in foreign countries and undertaking operations such as fighting the Islamic State, the Sunni extremist militant group regarded as a terrorist organization by virtually all countries.

Orthonectid, any of a class (Orthonectida) of rare wormlike parasites of various marine invertebrates, including bivalved mollusks and polychaete annelids; they are usually included in the phylum Mesozoa, a group regarded as intermediate between protozoans (single-celled animals) and metazoans (multicellular animals) in organization.

An ISIS spokesman has called on fighters to march on Baghdad and southern cities where the country's majority Shia Muslim community, which the group regards as "infidels", are concentrated.

The Muslim Brotherhood has threatened to boycott the upcoming balloting if electoral laws that the group regards as unfair are not revised.

The term includes, in the absence of proof of a minimum blood quantum, any citizen whom a Native village or Native group regards as an Alaska Native if their father or mother is regarded as an Alaska Native.

The Taliban has threatened to "severely disrupt" the elections and warned Afghans against participating in what the radical Islamist group regards as a pretext for perpetuating U.S. intervention in the country.

But proponents of saving the building, organized as the Save Main Street Committee, said the village and the Fire Department never made clear that 188 Main Street, which the group regards as historic, would be razed to create 12 to 15 parking spaces in a new lot of about 32 spaces that would bring total parking in firehouse vicinity to around 78 spaces.