"The risk of ignoring the guidelines that are described," he said, "is that your money goes to violent purposes, and whether you can live with that is up to you".
Despite his military background, not only did El Vampiro not leave the street gang, but his status, discipline and military knowledge gave him a power that for many years he used for violent purposes.
According to a transcript of an immigration court proceeding in June 2002, Mr. Ellen testified that Mr. Williams had asked him to transfer money to Hamas and other Palestinian organizations for "violent purposes" so the F.B.I. could monitor the money trail.
So when the recent synod of Catholic bishops from around the world condemned terrorism and the "perversion of religion for violent purposes," it was not surprising that the denunciation appeared within a larger appeal to "remember those corners of the world which receive no media coverage and where our brothers and sisters are dying from famine and lack of medicine".
In particular, we should take steps to ensure that crisis victims do not expose themselves or others to further harm unwittingly (e.g., in countries beset with a civil war, or sectarian violence, a request for help with personal information may also be used maliciously by malevolent actors for violent purposes).
The group was mainly for long-term inmates who committed violent crimes; the purpose was to give them a place, and a creative process, where they could come to terms with their actions and take responsibility for their crimes through writing — confessions, dreams, rants, memories.
The group was mainly for long-term inmates who had committed violent crimes; the purpose was to give them a place, and a creative process, where they could come to terms with their actions, and take responsibility for their crimes, through writing – confessions, dreams, rants, memories.
But Monday's turnover of responsibility to the Iraqis for security in Anbar Province, once Iraq's most violent territory, serves a purpose for each man.
