Sentence examples for lessen violent from inspiring English sources

Since warfare is already a morally questionable endeavor it would be preferable if information technologies could be leveraged to lessen violent combat.

The announcement of the murder charge and slow release of details of the video before the actual dashcam footage appeared timed to lessen the chances for violent reactions.

These domestic reforms are barely a beginning of what is needed to generate enough jobs for a rapidly growing population and lessen the temptations of violent fundamentalism to an alienated and underemployed younger generation.

While this rightly identifies that violence is grounded in the socially produced ideologies and structures of gender, it can also lessen attention to men's violent practices.

Anderson argues that the weight of the episode's dark and violent tone is lessened by the relaxed closing scene, whose writing was inspired by the reasoning that there should be "a sequence where everyone was happy together, and clearly no one had come to any grief", thus creating the "inevitable happy ending" to an otherwise tragic plot.

Above all, the popolo (like many of the nobility themselves) desired a civic order that would end violent party conflicts and lessen the effects of noble vendettas.

Mr Machar reconciled himself with the SPLM's Dinka leadership only in 2002.Mr Kiir knows Dinka-Nuer rivalry could again turn violent and that, to lessen the risk, he must hand more power to the Nuer and the Equatorians (in the southernmost strip bordering Uganda) in a more federal arrangement.

The project aims to encourage young people to be non violent actors of change and lessen the risk of them being manipulated and caught up in violence, especially during and beyond the transition.

The measure from the Democratic-led alsombly wouldouble double the minimum weight of narcotics that would bring criminal charges (for example, to four ounces from two ounces of cocaine or heroin for an A-1 felony charge for sale); and it would lessen the mandatory minimum prison sentences while increasing penalties for violent or predatory drug kingpins, Mr. Aubry said.

"But no one should take from this any lessening of the council's commitment to working with everyone in our community and across government to tackle violent extremism … We are confident that residents from all backgrounds and faiths support us in this work".

"Our goal is to lessen the risk to all Canadians, including the risk to vulnerable young Canadians who might be lured to extreme ideas and violent action," the report says.