Sentence examples for violent resolve from inspiring English sources

Then she wraps herself in it, signalling her violent resolve.

But he had become an alcoholic, and after several arrests for violent behaviour resolved to join a 12-step recovery programme.

As a fighting game, Chambara's conflict is violent and resolved by the elimination of "the other".

Possible strategies at the EPC centers are minimizing the risk of working alone, preparing the personnel for dealing with violent incidents, resolving the mismatch between patient expectations and service offered, and providing support in the follow-up of incidents.

It was a confusing, fast-moving and violent day, with resolve and panic both on display.

These include the Africa Development Foundation, an independent organization that provides grants to small businesses and community groups in some of the world's poorest countries, and the Institute of Peace, a nonpartisan organization, founded in 1984, that supports efforts to resolve violent conflict, promote gender equality, and strengthen the rule of law around the world.

As we get to know Todd, his vision and his passion to grow The Pink Panthers Movement, we'll learn how to peacefully resolve violent acts inspired by homophobia.

Democratic citizenries, the argument goes, apply that norm to their relations with other democratic societies; hence, when two democracies are locked in a dispute, their leaders expect each other to shun violent means of resolving the dispute.

I also came to realize that his contribution to resolving violent conflicts by negotiations.

However the peace laureates can speak with authority of non-violent means to resolve conflicts and to begin to look with an honest, open heart at its roots--at the cracks in the culture and the people in places where violence, and particularly sexual violence, thrives.

But now, for Samuel and thousands of other students in the district, organized games and competitions are helping to transform their schools into effective centres for rehabilitating communities, encouraging non-violent ways to resolve disputes and forging strong bonds between parents and schools.