He should react to threats with rapid and decisive acts of violence, and shouldn't be afraid to be feared rather than loved by his citizens.
It is the party's decisive rejection of violence, above all, that means Spain's judges ought to turn down prosecutors' calls to ban it.Legalise it, do criticise itGranting a party the right to take part in elections does not bestow on it the seal of legitimacy.
In a communiqué being drafted tonight, Zimbabwe promised no further occupations of farmland, a restoration of the rule of law to the land-reform process, a commitment to free expression as assured by the country's Constitution and decisive steps against violence, Reuters and the BBC reported from Abuja.
Theresa May has done much to champion decisive action on violence against women, but on becoming MWE in 2010 she scrapped what would have been one of the most groundbreaking pieces of legislation on equality, the socioeconomic duty, or Harman's Law as it was more derisively labelled by the usual rightwing suspects.
The goals of the larger project are: to identify decisive determinants of sexual violence against transmigrants, to explore the experiences of transmigrants with sexual violence, and to formulate potential prevention activities.
Israel says that only decisive Palestinian action against violence can persuade it to suspend its operations.
In June 1990, in the first free elections held in Czechoslovakia since 1946, the Civic Forum and Public Against Violence won decisive majorities; in July Havel was reelected as president.
Civil conflict continued to escalate in the country over the course of the year, and this intensified violence prompted decisive UN action in multiple areas.
"But in order for this commonplace to sustain violence, a decisive metamorphosis has to take place: a people must become vermin in fact as well as in metaphor..
