Utiliser "non-violent" dans une phrase

1. When he was involved in anti-Phoenix rallies, he had always maintained non-violent protest

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2. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, n

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3. He’d be a liar for that and for his assurances that Gordon was strictly a non-violent guy

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4. of loss and gain is the truly non-violent man, for he is beyond all

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5. You used non-violent weapons and saved the pilot from dying in his SR-71 jet fighter

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6. I merely say: it is non-violent

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7. His only non-violent recourse would be to contact the man here

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8. But, non-violent means were not acceptable to the Marxists and the serious socialists

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9. In modern terms we might say that Joshua was a non-violent pacifist

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10. This was Mohan’s first lesson in non-violent civil disobedience or ‘Satyāgraha’

11. The method or means employed to perform the action should be non-violent and not harm anyone

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12. By 1930s Mahātmā Gāndhi was very well known all over the world for his non-violent movement to gain independence from the British rulers

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13. You may need to read books such as Non-Violent Communication or Conscious Language or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or No Excuses just to begin to recognize the underlying structure of your communications

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14. Gāndhiji was able to bring a very large number of people to sacrifice their jobs, income, homes, and families to fight against the British in non-violent ways

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15. Gāndhi had firm conviction that in the long run, the non-violent satyāgraha will be effective in achieving independence of India

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16. Gāndhi adopted completely opposite strategy of open, truthful, and non-violent satyāgraha based on highest moral and ethical principles of Hindu tradition

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17. Gāndhi concluded from this that sending petitions will not bring about change and must be backed-up by non-violent action and that people involved must be prepared to sacrifice and suffer for their cause

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18. Gāndhi particularly inspired and encouraged the people to be ready to carry out non-violent, non-cooperation movement against the oppressive government to win justice, freedom and equality

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19. Gāndhi persuaded the Indian National Congress to change its tactics from intellectual discussions on constitution and governance to direct non-violent, action-oriented movement (satyāgraha) of non-cooperation with the British

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20. The Americans, on the other hand, were very much interested in learning about Gāndhiji and India’s non-violent fight for freedom

21. Hundreds of non-violent Muslim protesters of Pathan tribes in North West Frontier Provinces were killed by the British

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22. Large number Indian Muslims also joined in non-violent protests all over the country

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23. People from all walks of life and religions criticized almost everything Gāndhiji said or did from non-violent civil disobedience to Hindu-Muslim unity but he persevered

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24. He resigned from the Congress party when delegates overwhelmingly approved Gāndhi’s non-violent civil disobedience movement to achieve independence

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25. He stubbornly insisted and persisted in applying non-violent methods of protests

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26. Non-violent methods do not try to humiliate, insult, or diminish the stature of one’s enemy

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27. After his return to India from South Africa in 1915, Gāndhiji tried to persuade Indian leaders to organize non-violent satyāgraha to gain independence from the British

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28. Once he told Gāndhiji that at no time in history any country had won its independence by non-violent means

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29. The main disadvantage of non-violent methods are that they are not easy to practice and requires tremendous patience, discipline, and will power

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30. Many people are involved in protests based on non-violent civil disobedience

31. The non-violent civil disobedience movement of Gāndhiji had many failures and set backs in South Africa and later in India

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32. Gāndhi had great faith in non-violent civil disobedience movement when it was carried out properly

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33. Analysis of the end results of recent (first 15 years of twenty-first century) conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq will again justify the use of non-violent methods in establishing a civil society

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34. Gāndhi initiated a non-violent Satyāgraha on 11 September 1906 to remove the unjust anti-Indian laws in South Africa

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35. The author (Richard Johnson) concludes that Gāndhi was correct in saying that responding to terror with terror leads to escalating violence, more terror and insecurity, and we need to explore alternative non-violent approaches

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36. Satyāgraha, a non-violent protest is not easy to organize, carryout, or lead

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37. “In this non-violent warfare, their contribution should be greater than men’s

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38. Citizens who participate in non-violent and violent street protests are shot at and killed

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39. Gāndhiji had a very inclusive vision of what he wanted to achieve through his non-violent satyāgraha:

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40. Martin Luther King, Jr, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Aung San Suu Kyi, Joan Baez , the Czech human rights activist, Cesar Chavez, the social activist in California, Thich Nhat Kanh, the Vietnamese Buddhist leader, Mubarak Awad, the non-violent Palestine leader and many others have been inspired by Gāndhi’ ideology and actions in their fight for justice and freedom for their people

41. Krishnalal Shridharani wrote a book ‘War without Violence’ describing Gāndhi’s thoughts and non-violent methods to achieve change

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42. They read about Gāndhi and his non-violent civil disobedience movement in South Africa and later in India

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43. Non-violent struggles were carried out for freedom and justice in Latin America, East Germany, Philippines against President Marcos, against General Pinochet in Chile, old Soviet Union, Burma, Tibet, Communist China, etc

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44. Now the Arab world is trying non-violent protests to become free from dictatorships

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45. “The intellectual and moral satisfaction that I failed to gain from Bentham and Mill, Marx and Lenin, Hobbes, Rousseau, Nietzshe, I found in the non-violent resistance philosophy of Gāndhi

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46. Inspired by Mahātmā Gāndhi he decided to change their living and working conditions through non-violent protests, civil disobedience and fasting

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47. It is very difficult to expect all the protestors to be non-violent when they are treated with violence by the government

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48. However, the opposition leader, Mir Hossein Mousavi, asked them to give up violence – throwing rocks and shouting ‘death’ to government leaders and be peaceful and non-violent in Gāndhian way

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49. Gāndhi’s non-violent techniques can be more easily implemented now because of technological advances like cell phones with camera, internet communication, etc

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50. It was a special tribute to the work and achievements of Gāndhiji when Britain, the country against whom he had carried out non-violent fight for independence, decided to issue a stamp in his honor

51. For example, 19% of adolescents suffering from pyromania have been charged with vandalism and 18% are non-violent sexual offenders

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52. Sabrina’s non-violent tactics backed up by the threat posed by the other P I ships virtually ensured that the suspect ships surrendered without being fired upon

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53. credited Sanger’s social action with giving resolve to his own non-violent struggle for equality

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54. only with the non-violent ones

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55. ����������� �No need for tortures, sir: there are other, non-violent means that are as effective

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56. ‘’The worst part is that, apart from non-violent passive resistance, there is not much we could do to resist the excesses of the Terran Federation right now

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57. Most are non-violent, but all leave a

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58. Our buddy Bob has detailed a whole operation of non-violent resistance events that can clearly be feasible

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59. The fact that collectively, we have chosen to support non-violent passive means in protest, is a testament to the vision we share

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60. Meanwhile, the 222 Movement, with its encouragement of passive non-violent resistance, has done a great deal towards keeping the lid on people’s anger and resentment directed towards those now in charge

61. Are they really going to believe that all this started as a joke? The airport thing was just some crazy whiskey brainstorming on what someone could do to fuck with the system in a non-violent way

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62. We are responsible for the shutdown of the airports, the power outages, and other non-violent actions taken by us as a demonstration of our strength

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63. Evidently, they were taking a non-violent passive role too

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64. This included all non-violent drug offenders who were prisoners of war because of the war on drugs

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65. This non-violent activism would later be followed by

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66. have been non-violent throughout [the incident]

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67. a non-violent way (please read the incredible book Non-Violent Communication

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68. How can it be called Ahimsa or a non-violent act? Lord Buddha has never

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69. In such circumstances, the struggle can be pursued through means that are, at least temporarily, non-violent

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70. It follows that those who seek ostensibly to impose Shariah through non-violent techniques – notably in the West, the organization known as the Muslim Brotherhood – are our enemies every bit as much as those who overtly strive to defeat us by murderous terrorism

71. He was calm and non-violent, letting life unfold

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72. Use A-Gun," is the epitome of proactive non-violent behavior, and

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73. Again, witness the non-violent approach: whereas Glenn

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74. Both Organic and Inorganic Energy is now coming together as non-violently and as non-destructively as possible… Not only that, both Inorganic and Organic Energy is coming together as selectively as possible

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75. Today: Italians are known as a culturally non-violent Nation… They are now one of the most peaceful and fun-loving cultures in Europe

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76. Only after becoming a weak, non-violent, non-dominant culture did the ancestors of Rome learn to slightly improve their childrearing practices

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77. Because they had become so servile their entire culture had become non-violent

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78. He himself was a non-violent person

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79. The utopian idiotic crap of am 100% non-violent world where there is no disagreement and no conflict and no war and no violence is a bullshit fantasy of slaves terrified of their masters brutality

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80. Only in the case of non-violent resistance: in a less destructive manner

81. Only when civilization becomes so dynamically balanced that there is no imbalanced inequity of the powerful and the powerless, can you ever hope to live in a truly non-violent society

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82. But this kind of revolution is the most extreme possible scenario of a non-violent revolution that has no leaders at all

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83. This extreme will not even happen: simply because a non-violent revolution that has no leaders and has not used violence to oppose violence: has not created any violent energy that could reflect back to them, as a backlash, a reaction, a reflex to any instigated violence

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84. By not creating any violence, this kind of non-violent resistance and passive-active revolt gives the owners and Robber Barons only two choices

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85. From the most peace-loving, most non-violent, most intelligent bunch of united communities ever to have developed an intelligent communal way of living as equals

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86. What happened then: was that both cultures: the non-violent token-making cultures and the decapitating killing war cultures merged

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87. I was attracted to this group by their Twelve Theses for a Non-Violent

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88. She only became that non-violent nation after she became an Imperial power and millions of Europeans were killed and robbed and died and starved to death, and millions of girls were raped repeatedly and then killed

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89. � When we make that choice, no matter how gentle or non-violent we may think it is, it works as a punishment in the eyes and heart of our child

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90. � When we can relatively easily choose a non-violent or compassionate response to the one motivating our response, we will find an enormous freedom and a wonderful and refreshing maintenance and increase in our sense of personal power

91. � That's where we can return to Compassionate or Non-Violent communication

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92. In the process of achieving Compassionate Communication, we can choose to ask ourselves the four questions listed on what I used as a handout (Non-Violent or Compassionate Communication in handout�December 4, 2011)

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93. This means non-violently using words of truth, justice, and wisdom

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94. They were wrong about the non-violent part

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95. “You said they found him non-violent

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