Sentence examples for militant view from inspiring English sources

Bruckner is firm in his militant view of what must be done: "We have to suspend constitutional rights for the jihadists.

Mr. Abbasi, who came here from Uganda with his family when he was 8, was a computer college freshman who embraced a militant view of Islam after joining the Finsbury Park mosque in North London.

His father's worries proved well-founded, and (as happens in many diaspora Muslim families), young Ahmed's rebellion took the form of adopting a more militant style of Islam than his parents.The unusual thing is that he has reconsidered that militant view; he has even had a personal reconciliation with Kurt Westergaard, the best-known of the artists who created the offending cartoons.

At a time when most Americans knew little about Al Qaeda, Fadl provided the jury with a lengthy tutorial, describing the organization's cellular structure and its training camps, where recruits learned how to handle weapons and were taught a militant view of Islam.

For Pakistani journalists working in Taliban-controlled areas, parroting militant views might be a survival tactic.

The communications provide the first indication that Major Hasan was in direct communication with anyone who espoused militant views.

Even after the Riyadh bombing, anonymous writers on the internet chat sites where militant views proliferate have cited holy scripture to explain that the end justifies the means.

He insists he holds no militant views, and his lawyer, Thomas G. Echikson, said that Mr. Wehelie would continue to cooperate with law enforcement.

Following the dismissal of murder charges against him in 1971, Seale somewhat moderated his more militant views and devoted his time to effecting change from within the system.

In other words, many Muslims are reluctant to report co-religionists to the police, even if they disagree with their militant views.

WASHINGTON — A New Jersey man accused of joining Al Qaeda in Yemen spoke openly of militant views while working at American nuclear plants, according to a report by the inspector general of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that proposes tightening personnel security rules.