Or are we seeking a society in which people with quite different views of the world to live peaceably together?
The most widespread model for improving how police "peaceably resolve" such situations is Crisis Intervention Training (CIT), a framework developed in Memphis in 1988 in response to a fatal police shooting involving a man with a history of mental illness.
The right of the people peaceably to assemble is enshrined in the first amendment.
Not you, of course, but people do say silly things, and you too have a family, don't you?In sum, with a bit of give (mostly yours) and take (all theirs) things are settled peaceably.
In Jalalabad three potentates have agreed, apparently peaceably, to share power in the eastern region.
The squabbling inside his four-party coalition suggests it may have trouble holding together for a full term.The right to change governments peaceably is one of the principal benefits that countries won for themselves by overthrowing communism.
The constitution says people have a right "peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances".
Across the Ottoman empire, from the Balkans to Anatolia to Palestine, Christians and Muslims mingled peaceably at shared sacred places.
With a little discreet pressure and, said Venezuelan newspapers, offers of up to $450,000 of bounty money the police soon turned her round.Congress is inquiring just whom Mr Perafan may have turned round that he was able to live peaceably in Venezuela since (maybe) early 1996, with a Venezuelan identity card at that.
The proposition of this survey is that there is no insuperable reason why Muslims and westerners cannot live peaceably with each other.
If in future foreign vessels should come near any port whatsoever, the local inhabitants shall conjointly drive them away; but should they go away peaceably it is not necessary to pursue them.
