Sentence examples for sectarian struggles from inspiring English sources

The impasse has paralyzed the Lebanese government, which is always hobbled by political and sectarian struggles.

"It was and is Marxist, but did not hew to the party line or get into sectarian struggles".

The government was set up by the April , 1998peace accord that was aimed at putting an end to three decades of sectarian struggles that have cost more than 3,600 lives.

Standing amid a forest of flags at the top of Royal Avenue during the latest protest, the 19-year-old student from the loyalist Taughmonagh estate in south Belfast articulates the anger and fear of a younger generation of working-class, urban Protestants who were not supposed to relive the sectarian struggles of the past.

Supplanting him now will likely be the easiest part of the mission; building a new order, engineering a workable politics in a land beset by sectarian struggles and by the trauma of three decades of brutal dictatorship, will be much harder, demanding persistence, steadfastness, quantities of treasure and perhaps of blood.

Recognising, no doubt, that there is small appetite among western readers for the sectarian struggles of the early Shia, the revolving dynasties of medieval Khorasan and the civil wars of the 18th century, Katouzian devotes more than half the book to the period after 1906.

COLL: That sectarian struggle has been going on since the Iranian revolution, really.

But with characteristic humility, Lincoln called for repentance, not sectarian struggle.

Could this be the beginning of a sectarian struggle that could draw Iraq and maybe even Iran into it?

In the two and a half years since the rebellion began, the war in Syria has become an almost entirely sectarian struggle.

His "Gloria," danced to a hymn in praise of God, suggests a collective wrestling with the spirit, not a sectarian struggle.