Sentence examples for induce violence from inspiring English sources

Crimea's puppet government, led by Sergei Aksenov (better known as "Goblin"), said that Ukrainian units will be declared "illegal bandit formations"—a threat that could induce violence.

A recent example is the belief that games are dangerous or induce violence (here, the market is political rather than monetary).

"It suggests the being's unique power to induce violence, and indicates that the photographers responsible for the images are missing or dead – and thus sets the stage for the processes that would lead to the communal construction of an entire narrative tradition".

For those of us left behind to mourn Amy and to reflect on the social realities that induce violence against black girls, these days the memory of my mother daring to fight for me is instructive.

While high doses and the lack of sleep that they produce can certainly lead to paranoia and addiction in some cases, the drug itself does not automatically induce violence, brain damage, addiction or immorality.

Both Considine and Meadows excel at subtle modulations of tone, juggling breezy comedy with moments of menace and outbreaks of wince-inducing violence.

When marijuana first came on the scene in the U.S. in the early 1900s, reports of marijuana induced violence among Mexicans fueled the nation's fear about the little known plant.

"Due to their marginalized identities, women and femme men already feel unsafe on a daily basis, and Trump's policies, behavior and spiteful rhetoric may have already induced violence toward these groups.

The historical event in question is the attempt to deter by smearing a broad-based, popular, American anti-high-tax, anti-big-central government movement as likely to induce seditious violence against the government.

These agencies must act now so that we understand the link between hate speech and hate crimes, so that we may prevent any acts of rhetoric-induced violence.

While such claims of marijuana inducing violence may sound ridiculous to those of us who know marijuana as a drug that does precisely the opposite, it goes to show that the criminalization of drugs has little to do with relative risk or danger.