Sentence examples for nationalistic groups from inspiring English sources

It's the breakup of the Soviet Union, which seems to be splitting into dozens of little nationalistic groups.

This could subsequently lead to increased incidents of internal unrest, a rise of nationalistic groups and a demand for protectionist economic and defence policies". The report, titled Regional Survey: South Asia out to 2040, was published by the MoD's Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC) as part of its Strategic Trends Programme in January.

Indeed, Hosokawa now faces a possible backlash from right-wing nationalistic groups, a small, sometimes violent minority.

"It's a green light for nationalistic groups to make violence against LGBT people," Maria Kozlovskaya, a program manager at the Russian LGBT Network, said of the Russian law.

Maria Kozlovskaya, a program manager at the Russian LGBT Network, told Reuters that the "gay propaganda" aw was "a green light for nationalistic groups to make violence against LGBT people".

"Football fans that attended the march were there for a number of reasons; Some of them are engaged in neo-fascist, nationalistic groups, some of them came with their friends, some were looking for excitement.

A Hindu nationalistic group said it was offended by its portrayal of historical figures.

The Night Wolves, a nationalistic group loyal to the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, plan to retrace the westward path that Red Army soldiers took across eastern Europe as they fought Nazi troops.

By contrast, the fortunes of the nationalistic group of composers known as The Five, which preceded the Belyayev circle, had waned, and the group had long since dispersed; of its members, only Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov remained fully active as a composer.

The debate over Gorka's father's role in an ultra-nationalistic group aside, approving the formation of a semi-militarized force tied to a political party is pretty much the most damning thing you can do, according to Rosenthal of Berkeley's Center for Right-Wing Studies.

For ethno-nationalist groups, terrorist violence is tied directly to the attainment of their nationalistic goals.