Sentence examples for violence contrary from inspiring English sources

"He has the responsibility to allow people to lawfully exercise their first amendment rights and he has the obligation to stop it when there is violence contrary to the law," Stenehjem said.

Though emphatically not a song about domestic violence – contrary to the complaints of some radio listeners – "Kiss with a Fist" features a feuding couple smashing plates over each other's heads and setting fire to the bed ("It's just a silly rhyme I thought up when I was 18!").

But though the I.R.A.'s move constituted a grave setback for the already battered peace accord, it did not appear to signal any return to violence by the I.R.A. Sir Ronnie Flanagan, chief of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, said security forces had no intelligence to indicate that the clandestine army "intends to re-engage in acts of violence contrary to their stated cessation".

"But using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law and contrary to who we are".

Speaking with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, Obama said, "This is a country that allows everybody to express their views, allows them to peacefully assemble, to protest actions they think are unjust, but using any event as an excuse for violence is contrary to rule of law and contrary to who we are".

"A Call to Action" espouses the ideas that equality and human freedom are "inextricably linked with peace and nonviolence" and that "violence is contrary to the will of God" in all faiths.

The National Right to Life Committee said that violence was contrary to its goal of protecting human life.

Gun violence is contrary to the will of God, and thus we are called to do what we can to change the reality of our circumstances so that moviegoers and school children no longer have to be afraid of living in a violent world.

To our knowledge, only one other study of 304 women with psychosis has done this, and found that a history of imprisonment was significantly associated with subsequent violence but, contrary to our findings, that assault was not.

There are, tragically, extremists among us who seek to divide, polarize and destroy our nation by fomenting just this kind of violence, which runs contrary to the cherished principles of democracy upon which our great nation was founded.

It called a rally in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19th, threatening pressure from the street unless the SCAF backs down.Should the electoral commission go so far as to rule Mr Shafiq the actual winner, in the face of evidence to the contrary, violence will probably erupt.