Sentence examples for sectarian approach from inspiring English sources

"From my view, the Lebanese are having a very sectarian approach to the conflict," Ms. Atrache said.

It is understood the British have been pressing the Iranians to persuade the Maliki government to adopt a less sectarian approach.

The rise of Isis was facilitated by Nouri al-Maliki's divisive sectarian approach which allowed Isis to ride a wave of Sunni Arab despair.

The crisis eroded support for Mālikī, whose sectarian approach to governing was seen as a major factor in the alienation of Sunnis.

Abadi however, has the great advantage of not being Maliki, whose narrow sectarian approach to government and brutal methods, made him a hate figure for Sunnis, and ultimately a liability for the Iraqi Shia and for Iran.

Downing Street has been openly critical of the way in which the Maliki government has rejected pleas from Europe and America to adopt a less sectarian approach to government and the security forces.

Mr Allawi's non-sectarian approach in the election could yet harm him when it comes to making wider alliances.Clusters of smaller parties could hold the balance.

Mr Riordan is a studiously uncharismatic businessman who had never run for public office before becoming mayor in 1993.The voters preferred Mr Riordan's non-sectarian approach to politics, which has seen him choosing his allies and appointees regardless of party.

Carter explained that the US aims to "recreate a multi-sectarian approach by the government of Baghdad — which the previous government eroded — to defeat ISIL".

And, perhaps more importantly, not among our Shia government allies whose initiatives have never included serious reconciliation and amnesty proposals, a formula for sharing oil revenues, disarming the murderous sectarian militias, a serious approach to the Kirkuk-Kurdistan question, or anything else that might even conceivably produce an end to the fighting.

In one of its most damning passages, the new report set out the wink-and-nod approach to some sectarian killings by unionist extremists that it said had been taken by army and police intelligence units.