Sentence examples for militant cause from inspiring English sources

A MEND spokesman, Jomo Gbomo, called Ms. Alison-Madueke too "elitist" to empathize with the militant cause.

After his release, Mr. Azhar returned to Pakistan and became an outspoken champion of the militant cause, leading rallies in the port city of Karachi.

Isabel's searing compassion never compromises her intense cerebral rush, and Thami's commitment to a rebellious and militant cause remains impassioned and immovable.

The film Suffragette recreates and reimagines such scenes as the background to its story of laundry worker Maud's conversion to the militant cause.

However, his death would represent a huge blow - both practical and symbolic - to the militant cause.

In all cases, soccer proved to be a fruitful grooming if not recruiting ground even if Messrs. Karan, Nsaku and Trabelsi were not recruited off the pitch but instead reached out to individuals or groups who could help them join a militant cause.

They said they believe that the men form a disjointed network of disaffected Westerners who converted to Islam and have been drawn to militant causes, fighting alongside Al Qaeda, the Taliban or guerrillas in Kashmir, the mostly Muslim region claimed by both Pakistan and India.

It remains to be seen what consequences this loyalty could have for Islamist militant causes beyond Iraq and Syria and whether Islamic State's brutality will spread.

They said their biggest concern during the Olympics is not the threat of a coordinated attack by known militants but the possibility that a lone actor or group sympathetic to militant causes could seek to target the event.

Indeed, killing prominent leaders can motivate their followers to retaliate and increase sympathy for the militants' cause among civilians.

But converts appear to make up a striking number of the French citizens attracted to the militants' cause, and generate a huge amount of interest back home, as shown by the case of the British militant nicknamed "Jihadi John".