Sentence examples for sectarian problems from inspiring English sources

"We will not allow the sectarian problems to return".

"We are angry, and we are very afraid that sectarian problems will return," Zaid al-Quizi, a real estate broker, said in his office overlooking a garden here.

American officers have been trying to fix the police force since before 2006, which the military labeled "the year of the police," a slogan meant to show their determination to fix what were, even then, longstanding sectarian problems.

"Our district is mixed with Shiites and Sunnis, and we haven't witnessed any sectarian problems, but we know Al Qaeda is active and we are always afraid of them," said Ali Shakir, 40, a member of the local council who was in the area when the attack occurred but was uninjured.

A1 Sunni Refuses Cabinet Post One of four Sunni Arabs picked over the weekend to join Iraq's new Shiite-controlled cabinet abruptly rejected the job, saying that he learned of his selection from a television news report and adding that he felt it would further a quota system for Sunnis that would only make sectarian problems worse.

Last season's Old Firm matches were marred by trouble both on and off the park, prompting the Scottish Government to set-up a Joint Action Group to try and tackle the sectarian problems which blight the Scottish game.

The sectarian problem, however, goes well beyond Egypt.

There was no sectarian problem before and they [the regime] are making one".

"When they decided to turn this into a sectarian problem, it was easy to attack our area and them blame us for attacking them.

Egypt has a chronic sectarian problem, and the main obstacle to addressing it is official and popular denial that it has one.

Much of Scotland's sectarian problem is played out in rivalries between its two biggest football teams - Celtic, traditionally Catholic, and Rangers, traditionally Protestant - and police are to be given the power to place banning orders on fans who indulge in sectarian abuse.