Sentence examples for violent persuasion from inspiring English sources

Another section of the 11-page memo, headed Use of Force in Enforcing Discipline, said: The detainees... are particularly ugly customers and there is no doubt that the use of orthodox methods of non violent persuasion and normal camp punishments for disobedience would be, and indeed have proved to be, useless and ineffective.

James Njuguna, another Mungiki member in Mwiki, told me that officials frequently promised them high-paying government jobs and political power in exchange for their violent persuasion of voters, and then turned on them after the elections.

Acting prisons chief Martin Hoshino said these videos were the exception, taken out of the context of hours of non-violent persuasion.

It has used non-violent methods of persuasion: street demonstrations and the threat of strikes and non-cooperation.Nor, so far, does the CPA fear that Mr Sistani has a secret agenda for taking over.

(*Depending on what stats you choose to build for your character, you can get some way into Fallout 4 without being too violent, relying on charm, persuasion and luck, as this PC Gamer article outlines. But it'll only get you so far).

That's unfortunate, because this shooting should remind us all of an important truth: that while much of the political anger in America today lies on the right, there are unbalanced and potentially violent people of all political persuasions.

Violent autocrats of the free-market persuasion, though there have been many, have not soiled Friedman's name in the way that Stalin soiled Marx; somehow, the misdeeds of a Pinochet or a Suharto or a Yeltsin are attributed to these men as individuals — to their lust for power, their greed, their drinking.

It perhaps most clearly enunciates Penn's stance on violence: "America is a country where people realise their views in violent ways – we have no tradition of persuasion, idealism or legality".

The emo explosion caused an insanely violent backlash among Mexican teens of other persuasions (punks, Rastas, metal kids, etc).

Men, he believed, exercised power through violent subjugation; women exercised power through erotically tinged persuasion.

According to Douglas [ 1, 5, 6], reducing an individual's tendencies towards violent aggression directly, without using cognitive means such as persuasion or deliberation (and assuming this would effectively lead to less immoral behavior), would count as moral enhancement.