Sentence examples for violence to avoid from inspiring English sources

It told them "to be alert to the potential for violence, to avoid those areas where disturbances have occurred, and to avoid demonstrations and large gatherings".

But security sources in Belfast and London are sceptical that a split is emerging, and still believe that discipline will prevail and that, if anything, the IRA is prepared to go back to a full-scale campaign of violence to avoid such a development.

Readers familiar with the Irish conflict may recognise the main points of contention: the agreements will allow guerrilla members to participate in politics, a thought that many Colombians find distasteful; they will also establish a special justice system, allowing perpetrators of violence to avoid jail – a concession that many regard as a form of impunity.

Instead, anti-death penalty advocates believe Texas and other states are trumping up the possibility of violence to avoid having to disclose their name of suppliers, ensuring they can keep buying the drugs they need to put condemned inmates to death.

He was forced to tone down or obscure the more intense scenes and overall violence to avoid an NC-17 rating, which is considered "box office suicide"—cinemas and retail chains often refused to stock NC-17 titles.

Mr. Sharon says Israel cannot engage in substantive political negotiations or make concessions like dismantling settlement outposts until the violence ends, to avoid rewarding terrorism.

Ordinary Chinese, influenced by Confucian traditions that emphasize social harmony, are complicit in the silence, preferring to withhold blame for the violence and to avoid reflecting on personal responsibility.

"These attacks appear to be escalating, in complete disregard of all the calls that have been made to stop this insane cycle of violence, and to avoid similar breaches of international law," it said.

"These attacks appear to be escalating, in complete disregard of all the calls that have been made to stop this insane cycle of violence, and to avoid similar breaches of international law".

At the same time, it was careful never to use force or violence, so as to avoid giving the government any excuse to bring security forces into play.

Conventional terrorist groups, such as the Basque ETA movement or even Lebanon's Hizbullah, often keep their violence in bounds to avoid alienating their political supporters.