Sentence examples for violent measures from inspiring English sources
There are other ways of providing security, of living peacefully; it doesn't have to be through these violent measures.
Both sides must unite publicly against the use of violent measures in the movement and must isolate extremists who employ them.
It used cash payments, propaganda, and sometimes violent measures to sway elections away from leftist parties in Italy, Guatemala, Indonesia, South Vietnam, and Nicaragua.
He also cautioned against taking violent measures to fight militants, claiming it could lead to an even more severe extremist response.
"Lilibet, goaded by boredom to violent measures, had picked up a big silver inkpot and, without any warning, tipped it over her own head".
During the administration of Gerald Ford, the then US secretary of state Henry Kissinger gave thinly veiled approval to Argentina's military for the use of violent measures against leftwing activists.
Supporting those who promote the end of the occupation by non-violent measures is in the best interests of Israel; targeted boycotts and divestments are precisely such measures.
Finally, peace activists must take all non-violent measures to try to stop such an attack - for example, by organizing marches and demonstrations, sitting down in Congressional offices and military recruitment centers and otherwise attempting to disrupt business as usual in protest of the plans for such an act of aggressive war.
If you are forced to interact with someone who hasn't responded to your subtle or direct forms of communication, you might need to resort to more obvious, non-violent measures.
Hopefully, Father Daniel Berrigan's voice that gifted us for 94 years with reason, morality, and civic duty to speak and act in non-violent measured media attention gathering methods will continue to guide us.
The economists of the troika are not imposing violent austerity measures simply to politically dominate the European nations but rather to exclude any competing existential project, that is, any alteration to the troika's vision of "the market".
