Sentence examples for violent actors from inspiring English sources

Do you change how you live because of a small band of violent actors?

A Nobel laureate, he traced the X-rays emitted by black holes, exploding stars and other violent actors to help understand the workings of the cosmos.

Even if a majority of Colombians vote in favor of Santos's peace deal, other violent actors will continue to operate in Colombia's lawless backwoods.

The Bush administration, by contrast, has grouped together a hugely diverse band of violent actors as terrorists, failing to employ divide-and-conquer tactics.

Violence has continued in the area despite months of concerted effort by American forces and the Iraqi government to root out violent actors there.

Facebook has a record of evading accountability crisis after crisis, whether that's about their privacy violations or their monopoly power or the use of their platform by violent actors.

The figure of Mohamed Atta was particularly compelling for us because of his transformation from educated member of comfortable class provenance to violent actor.

For researchers, engaging a structural violence analytical framework offers the possibility of overcoming conventional dichotomies of victims and perpetrators, or violent and non-violent actors [ 73], instead revealing how norms of subjugation are enacted, accepted, questioned, challenged, neglected, and also habitually perpetuated, influencing the behaviors of both parties in relationships.

Guinea: in the lead-up to the elections, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow encourages youth to be non-violent actors of change New York/Conakry, Guinea, 10 May 2010 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow launched a $1.65 million project geared at youth to encourage them to be peaceful actors of change in the lead up to the elections.

In a limited-access order, the role of the state is to maintain the peace by creating economic rents and distributing them among powerful and potentially violent political actors.

However, Gartenstein-Ross and Vassefi perceive a paradox in Pakistan's strong position in Afghanistan and argue that the more Pakistan presses its advantage in Afghanistan, the more likely it is that Pakistan's adversaries will similarly sponsor violent nonstate actors operating in Pakistan's own territory.