Sentence examples for its sectarianism from inspiring English sources

The Islamic Republic has recently condemned Saudi Arabia for its sectarianism, but in reality it is doing very much the same thing to its own people.

JT: I deplore the Church's conduct at the moment, its divisiveness, its chauvinism, its arrogance, its sectarianism.

Isis is primarily an anti-Shia movement in Iraq and Syria, its violent sectarianism so extreme that it was one of the reasons why it was criticised by al-Qa'ida.

At the same time, the Iraqi government has been taking an independent course on security matters, one that critics claim reflects its Shia sectarianism.

It preaches sectarianism and hatred; it massacres its opponents and chops up their bodies; it beheads prisoners; it oppresses women; since the U.S. air raids have begun, it has called on its supporters overseas to carry out terrorist attacks.

There is no doubt that its corruption and sectarianism played into the hands of Isis.

In Iraq, it was sectarianism".

In response to a question from Labour's John Denham on why the UK government does not challenge Saudi Arabia over its role in fostering sectarianism, Hague says it is the responsibility of all Gulf states to promote stability.

Does Iraq's intense sectarianism, among its other unique characteristics, preclude it from mirroring the Al Qaeda/terrorist narratives of these countries?

If it wants to truly re-engage with the region as an independent Shiite Arab nation that can counterbalance powerful neighbors like Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey, analysts say it will have to move beyond the rigid sectarianism that defines its politics and divides its voice abroad.

King Abdullah again put it surprisingly bluntly: "If sectarianism deepens and spreads, its destructive effect will reflect on everyone.