Sentence examples for violent recruiting from inspiring English sources

This open methodology was developed from interviews with ISIS defectors, respects users' privacy and can be deployed to tackle other types of violent recruiting discourses online".

This year, the widows of the Americans killed in the attack sued Twitter, alleging that it knowingly permitted the Islamic State to use its social media platform to spread the militant group's violent message, recruiting and raising funds.

If ISIS can't find victories in Iraq and Syria that rally violent, young recruits, then its recruiters will seek them elsewhere.

Participants comprised 198 male violent offenders recruited between 1990 and 1998 from a court-ordered, two-month in-patient mental examination, at the Department of Forensic Psychiatry of Helsinki University Central Hospital.

Indeed, it might be hard to swallow, but the more people non-violent extremists recruit to their hateful cause, the larger the pool of potential adherents a group like Isis will have.

This showdown echoed real-life struggles: stopping angry teens from committing school shootings; preventing violent extremists from recruiting the vulnerable; willing a suicidal loved one to accept help.

For the purpose of annotation, violent extremist recruitment is defined as any attempt by a group or individual to recruit, radicalize, or persuade another person into aiding a violent movement aimed at disrupting a legitimate authority.

But its elders do not bridle at the suggestion that violent groups find recruits among its followers.

Read each post carefully and determine whether that post has the intent to recruit violent extremists to some group or movement.

He warns radical forces may use the executions of opposition leaders to legitimize their violent cause and recruit disillusioned people.

The purpose of these programs is to recruit violent offenders who are still incarcerated directly from prison, then help them gain custody of victims.