Sentence examples for radicals over from inspiring English sources
In October rumours surfaced of secret feelers between Fatah moderates and Hamas radicals over a sulha, or "reconciliation," along the lines of a power-sharing agreement reached by the two sides in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, in February.
Before he was ousted, Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, warned Washington many times over many years that the alternative to his authoritarian rule was a flow of radicals over the wall.
The result on Sunday was a personal triumph for the 41-year-old, who gambled on the snap poll last month to see off a revolt by party radicals over his U-turn on accepting more tough austerity measures in exchange for Greece's third international bailout.
The influence of "a bunch of liberal radicals" over the Treasury can be seen, he says, in the £5.30 state pension increase, progress towards lifting anyone earning £10,000 or less out of tax, blocking the scrapping of inheritance tax or the 50p tax band for high earners, and ditching the council tax discount for second-home owners.
Additionally, DHR123 exhibited higher reactivity for OtBu and OH radicals over other ROS.
It was proposed that the excess carbon radicals over saturated the catalysts and terminated the CNT growth.
In the latter group, free radical over-generation [5] may inhibit PAF-AH activity [6] perpetuating the effect of PAF that adds to the agonists favouring platelet activation alongside isoprostane [5], thromboxane [7] and thrombin [8].
When the radicals took over the party in 1912, Mussolini became the editor of the party's national newspaper.
Many Jewish radicals drifted over from the nearby Lower East Side with its own lively cultural scene and commingled with the Village bohemians.
These municipal radicals took over the council during the 1980s when government money poured into inner-city regeneration and cultural entrepreneurs played midwife to Madchester's pop renaissance.
"When does a person who expresses radical views, who joins a radical group, flip over to be a violent extremist?
