Sentence examples for repudiate violence from inspiring English sources

On February 18th, his labours brought forth a mouse: a timid, eight-point agreement by government and opposition to repudiate violence (including violent language) and discuss disarming civilians.

EurasiaNet.org correspondents have heard Kamalov use his sermons to repudiate violence in the name of Islam and to criticise Kyrgyzstanis fighting for various rebel factions in Syria.

The book had no very great circulation until the film version appeared, based, to Burgess's considerable chagrin, on the American edition, which had excised a final, emollient chapter showing the older Alex appearing to repudiate violence.

As always, we absolutely repudiate violence on all sides of the conflict.

Of course there are holdouts who won't repudiate violence, Should's perennial ace in the hole.

Some radical Islamists use terrorism as a tactic to impose sharia but others use non- violent methods--a cultural, political, and legal jihad that seeks the same totalitarian goal even while claiming to repudiate violence.

Although some anarchists in East Asia sought to create revolution through violence, others repudiated violence in favour of peaceful means, especially education.

In Holland Menno Simonsz (c. 1496 1561), the founder of the Mennonites, returned to the original Anabaptist teachings and repudiated violence, polygamy, and the setting of dates for the coming of the Lord.

From her interviews with what she calls "formers" – extremists who have now repudiated violence – she has found that empowerment to effect positive change is key: "It's really about diverting them, diverting their anger and grievance into something positive.

Buddhism, by credo, repudiates violence.

The shift in stance towards the foreigners came during the early days of the civil war: on April 8, 1868, new signboards were erected in Kyoto (and later throughout the country) that specifically repudiated violence against foreigners.