Sentence examples for practise violence from inspiring English sources
But Ben also found it necessary to practise violence.
Let the law hammer all who practise violence, and gag attempts to preach it.
Likewise, Muslims who practise violence in the name of God can be described by reference to their religious outlook.
The virulence of the regime's revolutionary ardour, its role as "central banker of terrorism" to organisations like Hamas and Hizbullah that preach and practise violence against Israel, and its ambition for dominance in the region and the Islamic world, all make it imperative, from the West's viewpoint, to stop Iran before it gets a bomb.
And there may well be situations where American officialdom cannot for political reasons speak directly to governments or groups which practise violence, but can usefully talk to their spiritual mentors.Mark Silk, a professor who observes the role of religion in public life at Trinity College, Hartford, calls the new State Department office a "turn for the better".
It's tempting to ask Marmion why men and regimes who practise violence and repression against women should listen to Dunant, when even a freelance writer such as himself has no time for what she has to say, except, of course, when offered a platform to rebut it.
I fought terrorism all my life… I will have nothing to do with any organisation that practises violence.
Eta also has a well-organised political wing, espousing what is purported to be a non-violent democratic strategy that acts in concert with those practising violence.
Mr Breivik claimed to have been in touch with the EDL which does not imply any responsibility on its part.For several years after the terror attacks on the United States in 2001, senior figures in both Europe and America held back from any denunciation of Islam as such; they were careful to distinguish between the faith and the people who practised violence in its name.
Girls and boys, old and young, are equally guilty of violent behaviour, with the difference that the former tend to practise social violence more and the latter physical violence.
There is no shortage of men and regimes worldwide who practise systematic violence and repression against women".
