Sentence examples for waging violence from inspiring English sources

She said the military realised it could not win with might alone, and had to start reaching out to groups that had been waging violence against it.

Incumbents can now calculate that if they lose elections, waging violence and refusing to step down can facilitate the formation of a power-sharing government in which they will keep most of their power.

Iraq's parliament late Monday approved a new prime minister and Cabinet in response to international demands for a more inclusive government in Baghdad to fight Sunni militants waging violence across Iraq and Syria.

Today's mortar and rocket attacks demonstrate that the enemy has the capacity to wage violence," Smith said.

Dissident republican terror groups, particularly the New IRA, have increased their capacity to wage violence by obtaining semtex.

Choudary said he was shocked by the attack, and that he believed Muslims in Britain were covered by a covenant of security, meaning that they should not wage violence here, in return for safety.

So just how did four British boys come to wage violence so despicable their nation would disown them?

So just how did four British boys come to wage violence so despicable that their nation would disown them?

Not now, and they didn't receive [before when the PA was in power]." Israel accuses Hamas of using its money and resources to build more tunnels for smuggling in arms and to wage violence, and not for helping its population beset by a state of de-development.

The temple, called Wat Busayadhammavanaram Meditation Center, has been reeling not only from the attention, but also from the shock of learning that someone who embraced the peaceful traditions of Buddhism had waged such violence.

"[Martin Luther King] is the first person in the Western world to have shown us that a struggle can be waged without violence.