Sentence examples for considered violent from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's clip was the first to suggest that a prominent figure like Ms. Burjanadze had considered violent tactics.

The jail would also provide higher security for detainees considered violent or at high risk of escape.

If found to have been convicted of any one of a list of felonies considered violent, from attempted robbery to murder, they are automatically disqualified.

She said that Pleasantville does not accept children considered violent or aggressive and that she was stunned to learn of Thursday's incident.

But those programs are filling up quickly, and juveniles who are considered violent or dangerous are often deemed ineligible for them.

One of them, Theresa Hammel, whose family owns the house adjacent to the mural, said she did not feel comfortable walking her children by images that she considered violent.

"Unlike Rubio, [Obama] considers violent jihadism a small, toxic strain within Islamic civilization, not a civilization itself.

(He often says that he considers violent action sequences to serve the same function in a crime movie that dance sequences do in a musical).

Table 9 of the Appendix also confirms this to be the case when we consider violent and property crimes separately.

The show lasts for an hour and "nudity, startling noises and acts some people may consider violent" are promised.

This makes sense given that the piece does not articulate a direct political message, providing instead a nuanced means of visualizing and considering violent encounters, and how we may prevent them. .