Sentence examples for hardline movement from inspiring English sources

A new hardline movement, the Taliban, emerged from the dusty roadside mosques in Pakistan's frontier provinces.

He soon changed his mind and began lobbying for western aid for an effort to overthrow the hardline movement.

In an extraordinary breach within the hardline movement, which claimed responsibility for the attack in Badakhshan province this month, the unnamed insurgent leader described the incident as a "crime".

He then became close to Mullah Mohammed Omar, the leader of the Taliban, and was sheltered by the hardline movement until the war after the 9/11 attacks in 2001 that led to the end of its rule.

Pennyslvania is home to a hardline conservative movement that is fiercely anti-tax and pro-religion.

David Burnside, a former member of the hardline Vanguard movement is the local Ulster Unionist MP.

It seems that Lionel Jospin, France's Socialist prime minister for the past four years, was once a member of a hardline Trotskyite movement, the Internationalist Communist Organisation (OCI).

"In addition, the resolution will embolden the hardline BDS movement and the ramifications for Jerusalem and Judaism's holiest site – the Western Wall – are seriously troubling".

Power swings between two parties: the DMK and its offshoot, AIADMK.They have roots in a hardline secessionist movement in the 1930s that disliked north India, defied high-caste Brahmins and rejected the Hindi language (Tamil is the local tongue).

There had been political crises, disputes and rising tension between the country's secular parties and the Ennahda-led coalition government, not least over the rapid and unchecked rise of a vocal and hardline Salafist movement, whose fringes include violent extremists.

Shia Muslims, who make up around 20% of the population, and other minorities suffered when the hardline Sunni movement was in power, but in recent times the Taliban have tried to portray themselves as a force for national unity.