All staff are vetted for links with extremist groups before being employed.
Even though it may slowly be freed from extremist control, Mogadishu will only ever be the capital in name.
In 1980, when voters were weary of Jimmy Carter but worried that his challenger might be an extremist, Ronald Reagan's amiable performance reassured them.
It is well to be reminded that Gandhi started out with the normal ambitions of a young Indian student and only adopted his extremist opinions by degrees and, in some cases, rather unwillingly.
He was blacklisted because of his extremist views.
Our nations' strategic goals coincide: globalization's preservation and continued expansion in the face of radical extremist challenges.
Dr. Zawahiri, who was brutally tortured in Egypt, is a dangerous extremist with much blood on his hands and a lust for revenge.
Giving details of the deal at a news conference, Provincial Chief Minister Ameer Haider Hoti said the agreement has not been made under pressure from extremist forces and is not unconstitutional.
We have to invest in our homeland security, because we cannot capture or kill every violent extremist abroad.
He cautioned, though, that "extremist forces" must not be allowed to "exploit democratic processes to gain power and to promote anti-democratic agendas, as happened in Iran and elsewhere".
I do dislike having her extremist ideas rammed down my throat.
Public Order Minister Vyron Polydoras says police are investigating a claim of responsibility on behalf of the Greek left-wing extremist group, Revolutionary Struggle.
But Mr Cameron's words are a strong condemnation of Islamabad's suspected links with extremist groups.
Confusing ends and means is dangerous because by focusing on the tactic, we risk floundering among the terrorist trees, while missing the growth of the extremist forest, "he noted."
America is likely to press harder for Pakistan to tackle other extremist groups on its soil, such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is thought to have been behind the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
The assassin was adjudged an extremist.
Gerrymandered districts produce extremist politicians, among whom agreement is all but impossible since two-thirds majorities are needed to pass budgets and impose new taxes.
Deprived of its main adversary, a strong Iraq, Iran was left freer to pursue its nuclear program, to direct and finance extremist groups and to meddle in Iraq.
