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Significats de nonviolent en anglès

Abstaining (on principle) from the use of violence.

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Achieved without bloodshed.

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Ús de nonviolent en anglès
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South Africa achieved a relatively nonviolent transition from apartheid toward democratic government.
Feminist dot com
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The activists were trained in nonviolent civil disobedience and got legal support.
Reuters
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Describes how the Poles have gone about things in a nonviolent way.
The new yorker
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The miracle of South Africa is that a nonviolent movement still exists.
The new yorker
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They are also prosecuted and issued long sentences for low-level nonviolent offenses.
Ebony
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He had gone too far in shaping a nonviolent and passive man.
Dayworld
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To a remarkable extent, this youthful vanguard was strongly religious and nonviolent.
Integration of the Armed Forces, 1940-1965
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Finney's Web site seemed the handiwork of an eccentric but nonviolent personality.
Devil Bones
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Great in battle, but nonviolent, she continued, adding a white heart emoji.
News.com.au
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Findings: Patterns of innocuous events such as nonviolent protests can signal impending violence.
Wired
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Many of these prisoners have received heavy sentences for nonviolent crimes.
Ebony
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To see regimes topple when ordinary people rise up in nonviolent direct action.
The Guardian
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They have violated the privacy of citizens who engage in nonviolent political speech.
Reuters
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He suggested direct action by foreign governments&hopes that it'll be nonviolent.
The new yorker
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Officials point to the success of Virginia's DNA database, which includes nonviolent felons.
Wired
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They are typically nonviolent and pose little or no risk to public safety.
The Guardian
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