Sentence examples for outlawed groups from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheikh, 28, is a leader of the Army of Muhammad, or Jaish-eMuhammad, one of the outlawed groups.

Some of the outlawed groups whose bank accounts have been frozen by Pakistan and the United States have already announced the opening of new bank accounts.

A slightly condensed excerpt from the response, published as a commentary by the official news agency Xinhua: The annual report, largely based on unconfirmed media reports and groundless allegations from outlawed groups and organizations with ulterior motives, is nothing but a political tool used by the U.S. government to exert pressure on other countries, mostly deemed as its rivals.

The crisis has exposed the divide between the newly empowered Brotherhood and other groups that fear what they see as the autocratic tendencies of the once outlawed group.

It outlaws groups of people meeting, it criminalises protests and limits freedom of speech, including the freedom of the press.

Here in the capital, a statement by a group of hard-line clerics, retired military officers and outlawed militant groups urged General Musharraf to stop cooperating with the United States war on terror.

Meanwhile, the government's interest in suppressing communism and leftist activity resulted in the December 1948 passage of a strict national security law, which outlawed "antistate" groups and activities but was worded in a way that legally enabled the suppression of dissent in general.

Outlaw groups that foment hate with the introduction of banning orders for extremist organisations.

Legislation will be fast-tracked to outlaw groups which seek to "undermine democracy or use hate speech in public places" but fall short of current terrorist proscription thresholds.

In Jordan, where he stamped strong impressions on people as he climbed the ladder of outlaw groups, friends and associates described the making of a militant.

The president said government agencies should mobilize "to control and pursue all outlaw groups, including rebels and Janjaweed," and "disarm the outlaws and present them to justice and prevent any groups from crossing into neighboring Chad".