Sentence examples for potential extremism from inspiring English sources
The ordinariness defuses the potential extremism of UKIP's manifesto and injects some real world outrage into politics.
The plan for snap inspections, due to be outlined on Monday, was supported by Khalid Mahmood, the MP for Birmingham Perry Barr and the Labour politician most active in warning about potential extremism.
"There is a marked contrast between, for example, how the department responds to reports of child protection issues and how it has historically responded to reports of potential extremism," the report says.
Chris Wormald, Permanent Secretary at the DfE, said there was "a marked contrast between, for example, how the Department responds to reports of child protection issues and how it has historically responded to reports of potential extremism".
A review of how the Department for Education counters potential extremism in schools has found that over the past 20 years the department has lacked inquisitiveness and failed to develop any formal procedures to handle warnings from pupils, teachers or parents.
He said the school stood as a "beacon of hope against a tide of isolation, poverty, drugs, crime and yes, potential extremism".
And Spanish authorities and Muslim leaders say the potential for extremism would be easier to monitor at fewer, larger mosques than at the 600 or so prayer halls scattered throughout the country.
The Muslim ones have recently fallen under suspicion as potential crucibles of extremism.
The Egyptian government is a crucial ally to Washington, but the population is very suspicious of American motives, and the potential for Islamic extremism lurks.
And if we can see that each state has the potential for racial extremism, then we can guard against this, as well.
Such engagement with foreign policy issues – which Mahmood also does in his talks – is in contrast to the government's counter-radicalisation policy, Prevent, which classes concern about British policy in the Middle East as one of the potential signs of extremism.
