Sentence examples similar to spreading ideologies from inspiring English sources

Noting the spreading "ideology of exclusion and genocide," he warned of "an extremely difficult year" ahead, saying, "The war will be intensified.

We live in an age of climate change and mass extinction, burgeoning cities, deepening immersion in technologies of distraction, the spreading ideology of mass consumption.

And al Qaeda's reach appears to be increasingly global – spreading ideology and seeking recruits via the Internet and other methods - not limited to specific contests like the one in Afghanistan.

Since terrorists feel safe using the Internet to spread ideology and gather recruits, General Schissler added, "you may be able to interfere with some of that, interrupt some of that".

"Some mosques are used exclusively to spread ideology," Adhe told me.

Social media is a place to spread ideology, intelligence, logistic movements, and recruit impressionable members into terrorist ranks.

There is no evidence that extreme, right-wing parties have lost any of their traditional hatred of Jews but for the most part they have turned to hatred of Muslims as more fertile ground for spreading their ideologies.

The creation of sealed-off units – "prisons within prisons" – aims to prevent extremists from spreading their ideologies to others while behind bars and follows lengthy investigations by experts into how to stop them.

The logic behind this is that isolating them from the general prison population will help to prevent them from spreading their ideologies to other inmates.

A spokesman for the extremists said she was targeted for spreading "secular ideology".

"This terrorist filmed his shooting with the intention of spreading his ideology.