Sentence examples for sectarian impact from inspiring English sources

Now it's true that the L.D.S. welfare system is more focused on serving Mormons in particular than Utah-ans or Americans in general, and thus arguably has a narrower and more sectarian impact than does, say, the Catholic Church's network of hospitals and charities and schools.

Optimists will be hoping that the talks in Baghdad involving the Iranian defence minister, and Mr Abadi's earlier discussions on Sunday with the head of US Central Command, Gen Lloyd Austin, will have produced commitments that could mitigate the sectarian impact of the Shia intervention.

In mid-January, he published a chart on the impact of sectarian violence on his staff for just the month of December.

A member of the Bahraini ruling family told me he could feel the impact of sectarian clashes in Syria on Bahrain's streets.

Since the establishment of the Shia theocracy in Iran, they have relentlessly created and supported Shia militant groups and proxies that have sowed discord in Muslim communities along sectarian lines with devastating impact.

Their decision to co-operate with America for the time being has had little impact on the sectarian killing and cleansing in mixed areas.

What happens in Syria has a direct impact on the rising sectarian violence in Iraq.

Violence is down, proponents of this "surge has worked" narrative say, because of the increased presence of US troops, ignoring the impact that last year's continued sectarian cleansing campaigns have had on the Iraqi people.

This kind of starkly sectarian atmosphere may be Suleimani's most lasting impact on the Middle East.

The Saudi government's policy of fanning sectarian cleavages in the region is having an impact on its own Shiite minority.

Such as why the police were not able to contain the rioters, or what impact the protests might have on sectarian relations in Egypt: the film's alleged producer is a Coptic émigré from Egypt.