Sentence examples for sectarian control from inspiring English sources

Daoud's sit-in feels tangled in those borders, as if he sits at the claustrophobic center of a city demarcated by colors and banners and portraits and symbols of sectarian control.

Under James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin, Baldwin and LaFontaine saw the realization of their aim of responsible government and the enactment of other reforms, including municipal self-government for Canada West and freeing of the University of Toronto from sectarian control.

This gave rise to our sectarian Parliament, controlled by party leaders rather than by the genuine representatives of the people.

There are some Shia leaders who are angry at calls by Mr Khalilzad and other US officials for the Shia to help form a unity government in which non-sectarian figures control the army and police.

Losing the Suharto case was yet another severe blow to the credibility of Mr. Wahid's government, which also failed to control sectarian violence that has flared in parts of Indonesia.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A roadside bomb in northwestern Pakistan killed at least seven people early Saturday, including four children, police officials said, as the government struggled to control sectarian violence in the country.

The rising violence has put increased pressure on the Shia-led government to prove its ability to keep sectarian tensions under control.

Secularism means that matters of public policy and government are not under the influence, still less control, of sectarian religious interests.

In June, 2006, with kidnappings and sectarian killings out of control in Baghdad, the number of Iraqis working in the Embassy's public-affairs section dropped from nine to four; most of those who quit fled the country.

That produces monsters which spiral out of control, including sectarian groups that have now taken on the broader agenda of al-Qaeda.New name, old ideologyTypical of the difficulties this has created is Sipah-e-Sahaba (SSP), the biggest Sunni sectarian group, which has members almost everywhere in Pakistan and continues to operate openly.

The UN security council deployed peacekeepers in December as sectarian violence spiralled out of control.