At school Henrietta Symons responds to the attention Miss Arundel pays to her work by developing a violent crush.
Like many partial invalids, he has compensated for his debilities by developing a violent will and exercising strong opinions.
Around the world, the city is developing a violent reputation, rather like New York's in the 1980s.
The mayor, Boris Johnson, implores his Conservative colleagues in central government to resist popular pressure for a tough line on immigration, taxation of the rich and banking regulation.Around the world, the city is developing a violent reputationSecond, London needs more airport capacity.
McGrattan stepped between Tortorella and members of the Flames to ensure that the dispute did not develop into a violent altercation.
The part of me that has been conditioned by this kind of storytelling wants the F.B.I. agent Holden Ford, once he has been touched by evil, to become at least a little evil himself — to develop a shoe fetish, or a violent temperament.
A consultative meeting was arranged with a panel of five experts from community medicine, psychology, school health, primary health care, and education to operationalize the definition of peer violence and to develop a tentative inventory of violent acts, using the information gathered from the literature and the FGDs.
It was one of six chosen by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to take part in a $7.5 million, five-year project to develop a system for reporting on violent deaths nationwide, which will collect 100 pieces of data for incident.
Tae Kwon Do is designed to make the student non-violent, to develop a positive outlook and a feeling of confidence.
Ziamani was an impressionable young man who became radicalised then rapidly developed an extremist, violent mindset.
