Sentence examples for militant ideas from inspiring English sources

But he is now best remembered for his most radical and militant ideas.

Yet after Rabbi Kahane, the founder of the Jewish Defense League, was assassinated in New York in 1990, his son took up his mantle, promoting the rabbi's militant ideas in lectures, writings and political activity.

The latest report said that some of the people convicted in Kashgar, in southwestern Xinjiang, used cellphones and videos to spread the militant ideas of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan — two groups accused by China and its Central Asian neighbors of fomenting separatism.

They are motivated not only by mainstream militant ideas, but also modern critiques of corporate power, which has led them to strike not only the police, but also KFC restaurants and Vodafone stores.

Several terrorist attacks in Xinjiang by Muslim extremists have raised fears of contagion of militant ideas and activities — leading to a heavy crackdown on the Uighur population in western China that has included putting soldiers on the streets and banning some Muslim names and the sporting of beards.

Salman will be key to the ongoing investigation as conflicting narratives emerge, including evidence he had been influenced by militant Islamist ideas and reports he might have struggled with his own sexual identity.

Whereas many British cities such as Sheffield and Liverpool embraced militant left-wing ideas in the 1980s, Manchester pitched for business.

The same could be said of some other grand political ideas (militant trade unionism, for example): over-ambitious, impractical and naive, they ultimately backfire.Something similar may be true of a central tenet of New Labour that public services should consume an ever-increasing share of national wealth.

PQ militants have other ideas: they are pushing for the sacking of three other ministers seen as lukewarm on the issue.

The ideas of militant Islam have to be vigorously countered with an alternative message and by the establishment of a viable political system in both Iraq and Syria, with maybe a redrawing of borders.

Critics say that despite her strong stance, she has failed to curb an ongoing, nationwide Islamist revival linked to similar movements in Pakistan and the Middle East – and is losing the "battle of ideas" with militant Islam.