Übersetzung für "Gewaltbereit" in Englisch

LEE SOON-KYU (36) NEUROSURGEON Patients show violent behavior and difficulty controlling emotion.

He's a felon, and he is capable of physical violence.

As a consequence, young men in particular often resort to violence and are susceptible to extremist views.

The killer's capable of a high level of violence, someone who's been in the justice system, done time.

They identify with each other over codes, fashion styles and music, but they are increasingly violence-prone.

The push of sexual force onto your mind can even make angry and violent.

We should not confuse the Black Block that was looking for violence with those who were exercising their right to demonstrate in the streets.

I would also like to use this time to let the President and all my fellow Members know that the Chinese embassy sent us all a letter which speaks of the separatist nature of the Dalai Lama's 'gang' which, according to this letter, would by nature be violent.

Kim is unapologetically feminine in a world that is often cruel and violent to women who are too proud and too freeing.

I came here to tell French people... that murderers are amongst us, ready for violence.

If the latter was prone to violence, you'd have been scattered in various dumpsters years ago.

Then, you would know if she had any clients that were especially dissatisfied or prone to violence.

Nobody likes to admit it, but a good cop should have the listening skills of a good bartender and the unpredictable violence of a nun.

Cypriots are not that willing to resort to violence as Greeks … but they also hold back their rage. … We will see.

Another wing of Solid, around the SAV (Sozialistische Alternative, part of the Committee for a Workers International (CWI) Led by Peter Taaffe), criticized this shameful call and efforts by the police to "divide protests into peaceful and violence-prone."

While the worldwide movement against war and against economic globalisation is in general not violent, we believe that a greater consciousness of nonviolence could strengthen this movement and clarify its strategies.

Moreover, it is common knowledge that the police and military forces in DR Congo are not only extremely violent, but that they also depend on paid private “contracts” in the absence of pay by the government.

By turns terrifying and joyous, violent and serene, grotesque and romantic, it's a celebration of forces beyond our control.

The Salafist scene in North Rhine-Westphalia has around 3,000 adherents according to the state's BfV office, 800 of whom are classified as ready to use violence.

At the same time, the film addresses teenagers, who are currently in a similar situation like our protagonists in the 90s – without prospects and willing to resort to violence.

But this is over: a 30-year-old, in France, who would have joined the proletarian left, the Maoists or Action Directe, who, in Italy, would have joined the Brigate Rosse, who, in Germany, would have joined the Rote Armee Fraktion, this young person no longer has the opportunity to join left-wing movements, and if he or she wants to fight the system, and use violence, he or she has only one role model: and that is bin Laden, or the local Islamist networks, and his or her friends.