Sentence examples for continued violent from inspiring English sources

Diplomatic tensions have been increasing between Damascus and Ankara, with Turkey openly saying Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's continued violent suppression of demonstrators is testing its patience.

But the killing by police of 34 striking miners at Marikana and continued violent unrest in the mining sector, along with a deepening sense of national malaise at home and abroad, may have prompted Mbeki to speak out.

Israel will commit a serious strategic error if it chooses to stifle this effort, as it will give munitions to Palestinian extremists that Israel has no intention of allowing the peaceful rise of a Palestinian state, giving credence to continued violent resistance.

It says that the reputation of men is more important than the continued violent abuse of women.

"The Syrian government's actions to repeal the decade's old emergency law and allow for peaceful demonstrations were clearly not serious, given the continued violent repression against protesters".

Let them expand and there can be no Palestinian state: a virtual guarantee for continued violent conflict, as George Mitchell noted in his 2001 report, and for a decisive verdict in the region that there is no change in Washington.

Pro-Tibet advocacy groups have reported continuing violent confrontations between Tibetans and security officers.

Olimpia wrote: "We deeply regret the death of Arnold12-favian (Peralta) and the continuing violent deaths in our country".

"A small group of detainees have made it clear that they would continue violent action until they were granted visas," Bowen told reporters.

Nevertheless, by February 100,000 Central Africans had fled from the north to neighbouring countries, while an additional 200,000 had been driven from their homes by continuing violent confrontations between the army and various rebel groups.

Rather, the day of the ruling was marked by continuing violent protests across Punjab, the most heavily populated province, over the crippling shortages of electricity that are the most obvious failure of the government to deal with issues that matter.Parliament, however, remains intact, and Mr Zardari has the means to form a new government led by his Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).