Sentence examples for nonviolent relations from inspiring English sources
But they teach us that when it comes to nonviolent relations with others, we are not entirely bereft.
There are three issues that haunt the region: Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country that remains mired in continuing — though currently nonviolent — ethnic tension; relations between Serbia and Kosovo remain unsettled; and Macedonia is unable to join NATO or the European Union until Greece's objection to its name (which Athens claims for Greece) is resolved.
Proponents of nonviolent action argue that nonviolence could be even more effective if society focused its resources on training citizens for nonviolent resistance and on coordinating nonviolent action.
They were generally social movements that espoused the beliefs of nonviolent civil resistance, but faced different leaders, economies, cultures, infrastructures and external relations.
They bear as tenuous a relation to reality as Israel's insistence back in the 1980s that the overwhelmingly nonviolent First Intifada comprised a "campaign of terror" by "mobs," or, more recently, its repeated denials that the Israeli military deployed white phosphorus in Gaza during Operation Cast Lead.
Most protesters were nonviolent.
The demonstrations were nonviolent.
He did nonviolent things.
