Eksempler på brug af Radicalisation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We are mapping all the initiatives launched in the Member States to combat radicalisation and prevent the recruitment of terrorists.
hate and radicalisation will spread throughout the Islamic world.
a matter of principle, but also to counter radicalisation around the world.
This is what happened back in 1968-69 when the radicalisation of the students linked up with the growing militancy of the working class.
I must highlight the radicalisation of the situation in Hungary.
I pointed out the radicalisation of Islam, which is directing its aggression against the followers of Christ.
We should not feed the radicalisation of extreme Palestinian organisations any more
This feeling of suspicion is something which also feeds radicalisation and fundamentalism, which can be based on race as well as religion.
What is clear is that the process of radicalisation of the masses and of raising their consciousness is proceeding ahead.
On 30 January 2014, the Radicalisation Awareness Network(RAN) hosted the Cities Conference on Foreign Fighters to Syria in The Hague.
Tendencies towards radicalisation in bigger or smaller groups in society will at some point unavoidably orient themselves in relation to the Red Green Alliance.
This will strengthen the exchange of experience among practitioners directly engaged in preventing radicalisation and violent extremism at local level.
The report rightly states that we need to examine the factors contributing to radicalisation.
Only a return to diplomacy will control this radicalisation and extremism, this policy of making things worse in order to achieve one's ends.
that it will further aid the radicalisation already so successful in Gaza.
In Europe we need better networking of services to ensure that we can combat radicalisation and terrorism.
all factors favouring violent radicalisation.
In our experience it also comes down to the fact that the policy on tackling radicalisation is directed at local authorities.
struggles and radicalisation of the working class.
It then continues in juvenile gangs and, following this radicalisation, may then culminate in attacks.