Sentence examples for a violent individual from inspiring English sources
"All the signs were there that clearly demonstrated he was a violent individual," Armstrong said at Monday's news conference.
Kirby said: "If you are a violent individual who commits domestic violence, then you are more likely to do it over the next couple of weeks.
He argues that questions should be asked of the conduct of British armed forces: I would say, was Lee Rigby a violent individual?
"Tyler is not a violent individual and would never deliberately engage in any activity that would put another person at risk of being hurt".
The order could be extended for an extra month if the actor decides to petition to a civil judge, Police Sgt Albert Gonzalez told AP. "He's not a violent individual," Sediuk's, attorney, Anthony Willoughby, continued, adding that he had not yet spoken to his client.
"Texas has no life without parole sentencing option," Mr. Perry said in explaining why he was denying clemency to Mr. Patterson, whom he called "a very violent individual".
A lawsuit filed on behalf of the families of two of her victims has been pursuing a separate question: Were officials at the University of Alabama aware that they had a potentially violent individual in their midst, and, if they were, should they be held responsible for failing to prevent a massacre?
Langman pointed specifically to "leakage" — when a potentially violent individual "leaks" his intention to commit violence against himself or others in the form of a direct threat, a warning to friends to stay away, a social media post, a school assignment or some other form of expression.
In arguments this month before the appeals court, the prosecutor, Peter S. Jongbloed, described Mr. Giordano as a "desperate and violent individual" who "led a secret, double life".
The lost confidence in state institutions led to a rise in violent "individual incidents".
He sees her dysfunctional, abusive relationship with Frank, a violent, sadistic individual, who appears to intensify his sexual pleasure by huffing some nameless fumes from an inhaler.
