Sentence examples for sectarian series from inspiring English sources

BAGHDAD — Al Qaeda in Iraq carried out one of the most coordinated and baldly sectarian series of attacks in years on Monday, aiming for Shiite targets with car bombs, checkpoint ambushes, and assaults on a military base and police officers in their homes in an offensive that its leadership appeared to equate with the Sunni-led uprising in neighboring Syria.

An article on July 24 about one of the most coordinated and baldly sectarian series of attacks by Al Qaeda in Iraq in years, which left at least 100 people dead in a third of the country's 18 provinces, described incorrectly the location of Tuz Khurmato within Salahuddin Province, one of several locations across the country where car bombs had exploded in steady succession.

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It was the latest in a series of sectarian attacks in the city over the past few days.

The group hasn't struck there since it attempted to ignite sectarian tensions with a series of church bombs on Christmas Day 2011.

Private security guards killed a suicide bomber as he tried to force his way into a Shiite mosque on the edge of the capital, thwarting what appeared to be another in a series of sectarian attacks across Pakistan.

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Burton acknowledged, however, that the assassination of the Shiite militia leader had sparked a series of sectarian revenge killings; the neighborhood had to be placed under a "no-move policy".

With more than 158 of 275 members in attendance, several speeches were delivered on sectarian displacement, the devastating series of bombings last month that killed at least 500 people near the Syrian border and general complaints about political deadlock.

Over the summer, the Qaeda branch in Iraq tried to ignite sectarian bloodletting with a series of coordinated attacks across the country and the execution of 22 Shiite pilgrims from the city of Karbala who were traveling through Anbar Province, an area once controlled by Al Qaeda.

A specialist police unit has accused senior commanders in the old Royal Ulster Constabulary of covering up a series of sectarian killings and attempted murders by rogue officers, according to a book on collusion between loyalist paramilitaries and security forces during the Troubles.