Sentence examples for linked to a violent from inspiring English sources

However, it is also linked to a violent moralism.

To federal prosecutors, the collection of mobile homes on a field near this tiny southern Virginia town is a "compound" linked to a violent Muslim sect.

How many men, linked to a violent klavern of the Ku Klux Klan in a city that routinely shook with bombs, knew about the plan to plant the dynamite that blew through the church basement and killed four girls?

The man linked to a violent assault on Dallas police headquarters on Saturday was accused two years earlier of choking his mother, then fleeing to an east Texas town where schools were locked down out of fear he would attack them as "soft targets", according to accounts from police and family members.

The shootings were linked to an increasingly violent turf war over millions of pounds' worth of heroin that has "flooded" the streets of Salford, according to sources.

Finding his own search linked to a series of violent crimes, he joins forces with a seasoned police veteran who is still optimistic about his country to solve the mystery.

An armed branch organized in the early 1940s was subsequently linked to a number of violent acts, including bombings and political assassinations, and it appears that the armed element of the group began to escape Ḥasan al-Bannāʾ's control.

JAKARTA — Heavily armed men shot and killed three Indonesian police officers early Wednesday, just days after the police had raided what they said were Islamic militants linked to a series of violent bank robberies.

The Bajrang Dal is among the most militant of the many nationalist and religious organisations active in India that come under the umbrella of the Sangh Parivar (family of associations), which has been linked to a variety of violent acts over the decades.

And for several years, Melbourne media have reported on the so-called Apex gang, a group of young African men allegedly linked to a string of violent crime including carjackings, home invasions, brazen robberies and riots across Melbourne.

A 2014 Stanford University study found that right-to-carry laws are linked to an increase in violent crime.