Sentence examples for nonviolent expression of from inspiring English sources
It should never be waved about to dismiss nonviolent expression of dissent or to deflect important American conversations.
While Syria's uprising started as a nonsectarian, nonviolent expression of the desire by young Syrians to be treated as citizens, when Assad responded with Hama Rules it triggered a violent response.
Amnesty International reported that 29 "prisoners of conscience" were in custody, held for the nonviolent expression of their beliefs, and that more than 600 people were held as "political prisoners," most of them accused of supporting insurgent groups.
On Dec. 31, the delegation, along with thousands of Palestinians, in the spirit of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., will march toward the Erez crossing in a nonviolent expression of solidarity with the Palestinian people and an effort to end the brutal siege of Gaza.
"We will continue to facilitate a nonviolent march and expression of speech for those who wish to participate peacefully," said Officer Johnna Watson of the Oakland Police Department.
Cops at 27 and Bway taking off helmets, walking away — Thomas Peele (@thomas_peele) July 16, 2013 "We will continue to facilitate a nonviolent march and expression of speech for those who wish to participate peacefully," said Officer Johnna Watson of the Oakland Police Department.
Nonviolent families were characterized by spontaneous expression of feelings and problems, shared pleasurable activities and goals, and an emphasis on personal rights and freedoms.
After all, a nonviolent movement is often inherently democratic, a sort of expression of mass public opinion outside of the ballot box.
She continued, "The Israeli authorities are effectively banning peaceful expression of political speech by convicting supporters of nonviolent resistance".
Gandhi's ahimsa--or nonviolent resistance that seeks to change minds by a firm and calm expression of one's own conscience --is a far better strategy.
Many of these lifers were convicted of nonviolent crimes or of crimes that occurred before they turned 18.
