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Even some alleged extremist Muslim figures in Britain privately say they suspected all along that Choudary was pushing young Muslims towards terrorism, and were suspicious when he was not stopped.

"Putin's administration is pushing young people toward leftist organizations," he said.

He describes an environment where everyone including agents, casting directors, record labels and even some conductors are pushing young singers towards early stardom.

Hospitals are pushing young medics to the brink of "burnout" by relying on them to work extra hours to plug long-term gaps in ward rotas, leading doctors have warned, after new research showed that the effects of NHS staff shortages are worsening.

And we didn't pay much attention to the grotesque conflict of interest engaged in by corporate titans and their government cronies who were pushing young American men and women into the flames of a war that ultimately would pour billions of dollars into a very select group of corporate coffers.

This uneven experience between generations is what's pushing young people to make the wager on Corbyn.

Suleiman said, in the same interview, that the Egyptian people do not have a culture of democracy and that an Islamic current is pushing young people to protest.

We can't just be pushing young people to make it beyond the blocks of their neighborhoods, our imperatives muse be larger than that.

The clerics are pushing young people, who know no better, towards evil and cruelty by falsely claiming it will lead them to God... Could that God who sent the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as a mercy for mankind let cruelty dwell on earth in the name of His blessed Prophet?

Poverty and unemployment are pushing young people from secluded rural communities to seek work in urban areas or over the border.

Soaring house prices and rents are pushing younger, poorer, non-white voters to outer London boroughs such as Redbridge, Enfield and Croydon.