Sentence examples for militaristic group from inspiring English sources

The group is described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a "fiercely anti-government, militaristic group".

Mr. Treviño, who was better known as Z-40, after his radio call sign given by the militaristic group, was captured before dawn on Monday, with $2 million in his pickup truck, after spending time with his newborn child in a rural area near the Texas border.

Among the groups organizing the events, dubbed the Global Rally for Humanity, are the Oath Keepers, a group that advocates for open carry of guns and has been described as a "fiercely anti-government, militaristic group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

It doesn't stop there from being militaristic groups, and those like the Nazis who wanted to "get it right this time around," and reverse the verdict of 1918 under the Treaty of Versailles.

Spode, who is clearly based on Oswald Mosley, is the leader of a militaristic fascist group called the Blackshorts (shorts because all the shirt colours had already been taken) and is inordinately fond of throwing his considerable weight around: "Here he laid a hand on my shoulder, and I can't remember when I have experienced anything more unpleasant.

The Cossacks are a militaristic ethnic group descended from peasants who decided that life as part of a 16th Century horse-mounted mercenary gang was the way to go.

Although there is no formal agreement or treaty between the Israel lobby and the armaments lobby, there is a de facto institutional framework for the unholy alliance of these two militaristic interest groups: a web of closely knit think tanks that are both founded and financed primarily by the armaments lobby and the Israeli lobby.

After his appointment as instructor of history at Elphinstone College, Bombay (1866), he became interested in the history of the Marathas, a militaristic Hindu ethnic group that established the independent kingdom of Maharashtra (1674 1818).

Program B is anchored by "Violet Kid," a militaristic, dystopian take on group dynamics, by the U.K.-based Israeli choreographer Hofesh Shechter.

As black consciousness grew during the Civil Rights era, people began to not only be proud of their African heritage, but to view the black ghettos in all major urban areas as occupied territories, subject to brutality from a militaristic local police force, and groups like the Black Panther Party saw the "pigs" as the enforcers of a white supremacist, capitalist system.

Hitler was disciplined and focused on his vision of a militaristic nation, scrubbed clean of groups he believed were either inferior or were threats to him.