Sentence examples for neither violence from inspiring English sources

To the degree that individuals or groups have offered any defense of the actions, they say their conduct constitutes neither violence nor terrorism.

From this perspective, neither violence nor jitters in financial markets are proof that the Greek rescue and the Europeans' broader strategy for dealing with their debt crisis have failed.

A 1994 federal sentencing law allows judges to reduce sentences for drug crimes if no one was harmed during the crime and if the offender had little or no criminal history, was not a leader in organizing the crime and used neither violence nor a gun.

Neither violence nor terror is inflicted for its own sake, but rather for the sake of a further aim such as coercion, or some more specific political objective.

Whatever version of the recent past is chosen, neither violence nor a death-defying commitment to democracy is unusual in Thai politics.

"The organization -- despite its highly volatile and extreme rhetoric -- has neither advocated violence nor engaged in violence," Mr. Allen wrote in 2008.

The book isn't that simple – and neither is violence.

That and several more graphic comments highlighted that this was neither random violence, nor, as first reported, racial in origin.

Hyperbole is not unknown here, but neither is violence, and some Afghans predicted trouble if Pashtuns were not awarded more seats.

He also said that the recent reconciliation accord between the Palestinians' two main factions (see article) "raises profound and legitimate questions for Israel", since the radical Islamist movement Hamas has neither disavowed violence nor agreed to recognise Israel.

In 2014, it was reported in the Social Institutions and Gender Index, published by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's development centre, that the notion of women being subservient to men in Nepal was so rooted in society that "neither the violence nor the failure to complain about it is unusual".