Example sentences of "for violent " in BNC.
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| 1 | Never having shown the same propensity as the French for violent revolution , the dispossessed have entered into a complex ritual of action within the processes of the criminal justice system , and in doing so have encouraged those tasked with their containment to consider them as being less than human and therefore needing further control and discipline . |
| 2 | Cale became famous for violent demonstrations on stage ; there were plenty of screams , stage props , a green surgeon 's outfit , the odd tooth-spitting , the beheaded ( but long dead ) chicken episode which lost him half his band , the time he wore the Cambridge Rapist 's mask … |
| 3 | His nose was broken in two places by a player he had sent off for violent play . |
| 4 | The similarity between the AEC participants and offenders entering custody — rather than persons commencing probation nationally — is clearly shown by the identical proportions each group recorded for violent offences . |
| 5 | This is the big stick treatment for violent criminals which is traditionally associated with an extreme Right-wing attitude . |
| 6 | At first the mobbers showed the typical agitated response but then , when the stuffed bird failed to retaliate , they dashed in for violent physical assaults on its body . |
| 7 | Contribution to society : A one-man argument for violent revolution |
| 8 | Their opponents , an experienced club side , are all being reported for violent conduct . |
| 9 | Rideout will receive a three-match ban for violent conduct and Kendall is considering internal discipline . |
| 10 | Blissett , 28 , was sent off for the challenge and received an automatic three-match ban for violent conduct under the FA disciplinary code . |
| 11 | The fact that , biologically speaking , we belong to the animal kingdom is frequently used as an explanation for violent behaviour , and the animal metaphor is frequently invoked . |
| 12 | The Buid have as much of a capacity for violent behaviour as the members of any other society . |
| 13 | The US Congress has dreamed up the Mary Whitehouse chip , a circuit that the television industry would be required to build into television sets , enabling parents to block out programmes coded for violent content : according to Associated Press , the chip was thought up by Representative Edward Markey , a Democrat from Massachusetts and chairman of the House Energy & Commerce subcommittee on telecommunications — the parent could just push the v-block button on the remote control and keep violent programming out of the home , ’ he said reckoning that if only 10% or 15% of all homes started blocking programmes , broadcasters and advertisers would soon get the message . |
| 14 | The local drop-in centre , run by a mental health charity , banned Ben for violent behaviour . |
| 15 | Our laws must provide exemplary punishment for violent crimes . |
| 16 | In particular the HMI discuss the role of schools in a changing society , arguing , for example , that schools have a limited role in social change , and rejecting the ‘ curriculum for violent change ’ . |
| 17 | Worse still , they openly proclaimed their support for violent and seditious movements designed to overturn the political , social and diplomatic bases on which world order rested . |
| 18 | It romanticized revolution and regularized insubordination , sanctifying that preference for violent individual action that was to bedevil the politics of nineteenth-century Spain . |
| 19 | A major exception to the principle of proportionality relates to the sentencing of offenders for violent and sexual offences , in respect of whom courts are empowered to pass longer sentences than are ‘ commensurate ’ if they consider it necessary ‘ to protect the public from serious harm from the offender ’ ( section 2(2) ( b ) ) . |
| 20 | In work which addresses the impact of the Women 's Liberation Movement on female crime rates , Box and Hale ( 1984 ) found that increases in the rate of female unemployment were significantly related to increases in the rate of conviction for violent crime ( assault and wounding ) , theft , handling stolen goods and fraud . |
| 21 | A hard line was to be maintained for violent and sexual offences with provisions for longer sentences , and Crown Courts were to be given the powers to impose heavier sentences than the individual offence justified , to persistent offenders deemed to be a public risk . |
| 22 | Service of the summons does not have to be effected in person ; postal service is likely to be sufficient and there are special rules for violent or threatening defendants ! |
| 23 | ‘ And she did n't go in for violent amateur dramatics with a bunch of friends ? ’ |
| 24 | Once an associate of criminals such as the Krays and Richardsons , he has a number of convictions for violent crime . |
| 25 | But it was learned today that Polish referee Ryszard Wojoik reported Hateley for violent conduct — and not ‘ rough play ’ which Rangers believed was the case . |
| 26 | Hassan issued a public statement on Sept. 13 , 1989 , declaring that the hunger strikers were " not political detainees at all " but " common law detainees who were indicted for violent acts which harmed public security " . |
| 27 | De Klerk was now able to claim that there was no longer any justification for violent protest , in view of his invitation " to all leaders who seek peace " , along with the lifting of restrictions on political groups , which he said now placed everybody in a position to pursue politics freely . |
| 28 | The report also criticized the Kenyan authorities for violent action against squatters and against nomadic Somali communities in north-east Kenya . |
| 29 | Surrounded by family and friends , Spencer was delighted with his sentence for violent disorder . |
| 30 | Today he admitted serving 2 and a half years in jail for violent assults on women . |