Examples of using Islamisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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namely the islamisation of Europe.
The explosion in ethnic violence, the islamisation of many of our towns, and the challenges faced by our social security systems,
NL(‘Islamisation of the Netherlands'‘the rise of the Nazi's') to its debates?
This actioncomes from"Cities against Islamisation", an organization for which I am the president and that wants to stop Islamization.
This action comes from“Cities against Islamisation”, an organization for which I am the president and that wants to stop Islamization.”.
A number of readers have written about what one referred to as"islamisation of the Western world," another asked if this is"intentional destabilisation of Europe," and the uneasiness of readers in the United States stems
Unlimited Islamisation of Europe is not on!
The Islamisation and the stealthy phasing-out of the current state apparently take precedence.
Against the uncontrolled and dangerous islamisation of our cities!
That Islamisation is undeniable
In the recent past, this was done with SIO(Stop Islamisation of Europe) dat eind 2007 several months had a Dutch branch.
Therefore Vlaams Belang Antwerp and Women Against Islamisation spread in the coming weeks in Antwerp stickers,
SIOE stands for Stop Islamisation of Europe, a new international‘network' founded in Denmark by the far-right politician Anders Gravers.
However, it lacks a serious warning regarding worldwide Islamisation, which poses a threat to all the freedoms forming the very basis of our society.
However, what I regret is that there is no explicit reference in the report to the problem and the danger of Islamisation in Europe and in the world.
I should like to stress that the Arabisation or Islamisation of Europe should not be an option either.
NL Mr President, you may know that a peaceful demonstration against the Islamisation of Europe was due to have taken place on 11 September in Brussels.
Legal recognition of such a practice is part of a much wider phenomenon, that of the Islamisation of our societies.
once we know that normal public debate on Islam and Islamisation can be interpreted as incitement to hatred of Muslims.
would have rather seen that he kept the attention on the islamisation of public space.