Sentence examples for taking violent actions from inspiring English sources

The fire bombing episodes, along with earlier small-scale crowd violence at some party rallies, has prompted the OAS, which is set to send an observer mission to Antigua, to call on the leadership of both parties to dissuade their supporters from taking violent actions.

Mr. Chapman, 21, said he had not heard Mr. Ortega talk of taking violent action.

Late on Wednesday, Mohamed ElBaradei, the one figure in the military-backed Cabinet who had pressed against taking violent action at Rabaa, resigned in protest.

In fact, there are very many people that have extremism opinions, but only a minority of those cross the line into taking violent action based on such beliefs.

It specifically emanates from European jihadists returning from conflicts zones and lone wolf sympathizers taking violent action individually.

"This is the same kind of mentality which provokes people to take violent actions in the name of God.

These questions are important, but questions like "Why do people take violent actions?" push students to go deeper, make connections beyond one news story and lead to a more complex understanding of the situation.

"A few people took violent action," he said, according to the South China Morning Post.

However, as the government began to take violent action against the protestors, armed resistance inevitably emerged.

Ms Lange said: "It's rather ironic that the only threats came from their own person, encouraging others to take violent action against SeaWorld".

Chuck Hagel told me that he repeatedly warned Sisi not to take violent action, but Sisi emphasized the difference between the police and the Army.