Sentence examples for rule violence from inspiring English sources
As a rule, violence is less common among people with mental illness than is often assumed; a vast majority are no more likely to commit harm than anyone else.
Anyway, naifs who imagine that any threat of industrial, strife-related anarchy has receded should pay close heed to Gerald, who identified the presence at the debate of 34 Labour members as evidence of a resurgent "old Labour … seeking to romanticise mob rule, violence and intimidation".
In Egypt, according to the Washington Post, women chanted, "Women under military rule, violence is humiliation and silence is an insult".
The OPM continued to resist Indonesian rule, and violence broke out periodically.
He disagreed with the far-left over its refusal to rule out violence against the regime.
To use mob rule and violence as way of asserting people's will is compromising the rule of law.
Ammon Bundy has said that his people won't "rule out violence" if law enforcement tries to remove them.
Some Haitians said he was mentally imbalanced; a C.I.A. profile predicted that he would rule with violence.
Such language will not endear him to the armies, armed groups or governments in the vicinity of Panzi Hospital that rule through violence and intimidation.
When the freedom of speech and the devotion to rational principles are derided, thuggery appears and the rule of violence is not far behind.
Like Benito Mussolini's Milan fascio in nineteen-twenties Italy, Libya's far right knows that it cannot rule through violence and fear if it does not have the young and strong on its side.
