Sentence examples for group which poses from inspiring English sources

He was actually messaging Dark Justice, an internet vigilante group which poses as underage children to ensnare paedophiles.

A crackdown on Uighurs (pronounced WE-goors) in the city and elsewhere in the country is just one piece of a major effort to suppress potential unrest among the ethnic group, which poses the most credible threat of any group to China's internal cohesion.

Altgeld is a public housing development, indicating that this is an economically disadvantaged group, which poses several other public health concerns, i.e. access to healthy food and adequate medical services.

Police are investigating the group, which posed with assault rifles but denies being a paramilitary unit.

"What we are facing is not just militancy or criminality, but a rebellion and insurgency by terrorist groups which pose a very serious threat to national unity and territorial integrity," he said.The state of emergency gives troops additional authority to detain and question suspects.

"What we are facing is not just militancy or criminality, but a rebellion and insurgency by terrorist groups which pose a very serious threat to national unity and territorial integrity," the president said.The state of emergency gives troops additional authority to detain and question suspects, and lock down whole areas to conduct searches.

Appearing before a parliamentary committee, deputy police chief Innocent Matibiri described Studio 7 as a pirate station and the radio distributions as "an unusual act of generosity" by groups which pose "a serious threat to the security of the country".

In a pre-recorded address broadcast on Tuesday, President Jonathan said: "What we are facing is not just militancy or criminality, but a rebellion and insurgency by terrorist groups which pose a very serious threat to national unity and territorial integrity".

Mr Sherrard also claimed that his client is on the wanted-list of the Somali rebel group al-Shabaab, which poses him further risk.

Tuberculosis (TB) is considered among a group of diseases which poses the greatest global health risk.

The cREL neuroprotective effects observed here are in agreement with previous work by Pizzi's group on brain ischemia, which poses that cREL- and p65/RelA-containing dimers are balanced as the main factors in neuronal survival.