Sentence examples for linked to the far from inspiring English sources

In recent years, at least 17 individuals who committed or planned acts of violence or terrorism, and who were linked to the far right, have been imprisoned.

He claims that the party's officials are generally "extremely rightwing" and that a lot once belonged to burschenschaften – student fraternities, many linked to the far right.

A few months ago, a young man linked to the far left died after a fight with skinheads linked to the shadowy fringes of the extreme right.

Notably, Agence France Presse reports, that group includes a number of individuals linked to the far right Jobbik party – a political movement with ties to anti-Semitic groups that has helped push Orban's ruling Fidesz party further to the right.

Earlier, he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that nearly half of those identified by the government's Prevent programme - which aims to tackle extremism - were linked to the far right, and extreme ideologies were being spread online.

It seems the IP addresses used to send the e-mails and control the malicious code are linked to the Far East; at least one Trojan in play, Netthief, has been traced to a Chinese source.

About one in 10 referrals to the scheme nationwide were linked to the far-right, according to the Prevent anti-extremism group.

Each bat that's passed through Richards' hands or disappeared off his workshop bench puts him in a truly unique position, physically linked to the far-flung corners of Test cricket history in Australia through his craftsmanship and love for bats.

The private group behind the statue, the Balint Homan Foundation, some of whose members are linked to the far-right Jobbik party, has received both state and municipal funding for the statue in Szekesfehervar, about 37 miles south-west of Budapest.

The former adviser has a past linked to the far-right (and is himself the subject of a separate legal investigation into publicly financed polling at the Elysée),  and was the mastermind behind some of Mr Sarkozy's more unpleasant campaign hard talk about immigration and national identity during his failed 2012 re-election bid.

The announcement comes one month after Tom A.W. Hayes, a former UBS and Citigroup trader, was charged with eight counts of fraud in what was the first criminal case in Britain linked to the far-reaching manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.