Sentence examples for demands violence from inspiring English sources

To give regional languages like Alsatian, Basque, Breton, Catalan, Corsican, Flemish and Provençal such "exorbitant rights" as those suggested in the charter was to "begin a process which will sooner or later lead to separatist demands, violence, and the dismantling of the French identity.

Football is shadowed by the fear of concussions and other injuries in a game whose inner logic demands violence, and by such incidents as a bullying scandal, criminal charges, and players paying a "bounty" to teammates who injure men on other teams.

The script goes something like this: thousands of protesters declare that they are going to march through Kuala Lumpur to demand electoral reform; a twitchy government and protest leaders spend days haggling over a suitable venue; the protest goes ahead in defiance of police demands; violence ensues, hundreds are arrested; government issues some apologies; everyone goes home.

People hit and get hit in both boxing and football, and part of what Cunningham talks to the younger Porter about is how to perform at a world-class level in a sport that demands violence without compromising religious commitments.

If mainstream Islam really demanded violence, our world would look pretty different.

Women, men, youth and children gathered in front of the river with slogans and took a rally around the streets of MGR Nagar, Thalapathi Nagar and Cecil Nagar demanding violence free homes and villages.

King Hamad said that democracy was being exploited to make demands through violence and terrorism.

King Hamad said that democracy was being exploited to make demands through violence and terrorism, the Gulf News said.

But does this welcome development bring them any closer to making peace with Israel?The new cabinet is led by the same prime minister from Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, whose first government was ostracised by Israel and the world because it rejected three demands: renounce violence, recognise Israel and honour previous Palestinian agreements.

Political liberalisation ushered in by the return to civilian rule in 1999 was followed by militants from religious and ethnic groups pursuing their demands through violence.

"There have been a lot of outings since the law was introduced," Ambrose said, referring to a common practice where national tabloids print the names and faces of suspected LGBTI community members, sometimes as cover stories, and sometimes with demands of violence.