Sentence examples for more militant groups from inspiring English sources

No more militant groups," he said.

Win Without War, formed as an alternative to more militant groups, took longer to consider its reaction.

This failure is alarming; as civil wars begin to include more militant groups, states are increasingly interested in influencing their behavior in order to advance national interests.

Some in Hamas and more militant groups consider the Palestinian Authority to be aiding the enemy when it coordinates security services in the West Bank with Israel.

However, unlike its sister group in Pakistan, both the Jamaat and the more militant groups are interested only in domestic politics.

"But," I persisted, "many Egyptians believe that the al-Azhar sheikhs sense that their interpretations of Islam are being superseded by those of more militant groups, and, as a consequence, they are increasingly adopting the ideas of these groups".

It quoted the couple as saying that the boss was using those profits secretly to finance the activities of another, more militant group.

The confederation's members, drawn largely from heavy industries, also replaced their leaders with a more militant group that called for a general strike to begin this afternoon.

The protests were picking up again, led now by a smaller, more militant group, the anarchist Black Bloc, who had smashed shopwindows and set fires in Rio and São Paulo, in support of striking teachers.

As the size of the blast and the toll sank in, the idea that it might have stemmed from the rivalry pitting Najaf's elderly, revered clerics against a younger more militant group began to fade.

The leaflets were distributed a day after Sadr al-Din al-Kubanchi, a top cleric in the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, a mainstream Islamic political party and a rival to Mr. Sadr's more militant group, called for the people of Najaf to take power back from Mr. Sadr, who has taken over key Shiite shrines there.