The phrase "ideological violence" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to describe acts of violence motivated by intense political or religious beliefs. For example, "In this region, ideological violence is common between two rival political factions."
The movement asks the university to "confront its role in ongoing physical and ideological violence of empire".
Students called for a reckoning from the institution, and said their first demand was for Oxford to "acknowledge and confront its role in the ongoing physical and ideological violence of empire".
Of all the threats to public safety in America, ideological violence has accounted for a minute fraction.
While a majority of violent crimes are committed by young offenders — disproportionately within the 15 to 24 age group — ideological violence tends to be the work of a slighter older group, suggesting that "that perpetrators spend many years on the radical right, absorbing extremist ideology, before finally acting out violently," according to the study.
Taken together, "Tony Manero" and "Post Mortem" show that Mr. Larraín, born in Chile in 1976, is fascinated by the queasy, intimate details of life in a period of his country's recent history characterized by state violence and ideological ferocity.
With a new threat of terrorism coursing through Europe, intelligence and police authorities say they are acting more aggressively, with greater emphasis on pre-emptive action to roll up networks of Islamic militants whose members may not have committed crimes, but who have the skills or ideological resolve for violence.
These ideological divides helped fuel violence in an environment defined by high youth unemployment and dire poverty.
He wanted to ban not only all forms of violence but ideological warfare as well, "because it can so easily lead to real war".
Composed by a great poet, it stands as a unique monument to the mental horror of Stalinism and the tragedy of the intelligentsia's capitulation before the violence and ideological diktat of the Stalinist regime.
A9 Europe's Response to Terror Authorities in Europe say they are acting more aggressively against terrorism, with emphasis on pre-emptive action to roll up networks of Islamic militants whose members may not have committed crimes, but who have the skills or ideological resolve to commit violence.
Challenged in this region by violence and ideological battles, you certainly have a daunting and seminal task ahead of you.
