Sentence examples for means violence from inspiring English sources
Summer action means violence, but here it is taken to a degree that will appall many parents.
"I should never question whether someone running for the president of the United States means violence against a sitting leader," he said.
It is much more complicated than just saying "oh that means violence is more realistic".
But for the neighbourhood that was at the centre of the riots, normality means violence, tension, poverty and drug addiction.
Fighting the cartels and joint criminal governmental corruption means violence, as in Mexico, where President Felipe Calderón sent in the army.
Force does not mean violence.
Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) doesn't necessarily mean violence against women and girls.
Elections mean violence in this volatile Central African behemoth of a nation; already at least 18 people have been killed.
"Resistance against occupation is legitimate," Mr. Bishara said, arguing that the term did not necessarily mean violence.
This meant violence directed against the "far enemy" – the west – rather than the "near enemy" – regimes in the Middle East.
