adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
religious/sectarian hatred (= hatred between people who belong to different religious groups )
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The law makes it an offence to stir up religious hatred.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
conflict
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Nevertheless, the moves towards positive change are being frustrated both by threats from right-wing activists, and by sectarian conflicts .
murder
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Church leaders hold crisis talks on wave of sectarian murders - see page 6.
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They may reduce the risk of attack, but they can not prevent random sectarian murders .
politics
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And sectarian politics will continue to breed sectarian violence.
violence
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The ferry was packed with refugees fleeing sectarian violence in the Moluccas.
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Military governance has not ended sectarian violence or brought a return of foreign investment.
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Tyrone on Aug. 5 and in Lisburn on Aug. 24, were also believed to be victims of the sectarian violence .
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The sectarian violence of Northern Ireland is a different matter altogether.
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Southern states, usually less prone to sectarian violence , were also hit, with many deaths reported from Karnataka and Kerala.
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More than 4,000 people have died there in the past four years in a catalogue of political, ethnic and sectarian violence .
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And sectarian politics will continue to breed sectarian violence .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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By Thursday, an embittered and outraged Northern Ireland seemed headed again toward sectarian combat.
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Church leaders hold crisis talks on wave of sectarian murders - see page 6.
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Each suspected the other of seeking a sectarian platform, and each perpetually undermined the other.
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He knew, as we all know, that educating children in sectarian schools divides the community.
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In future the only option is partisan struggle, Nizan was not simply playing the role of orthodox sectarian militant.
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In return, there has been a growing incidence of sectarian attacks from the loyalist paramilitaries.
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They may reduce the risk of attack, but they can not prevent random sectarian murders.
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Tyrone on Aug. 5 and in Lisburn on Aug. 24, were also believed to be victims of the sectarian violence.