Translation of "Exercise violence" in German

All the conditions satisfying the unlimited exercise of violence.

He encouraged drug addict inmates to insult and exercise violence against practitioners.

With the expansion of international criminal law, causation and exercise of mass violence is increasingly criminalized.

The worker must neither become a victim of violence nor must he exercise violence himself.

Religion is misused to suppress freedom of opinion and information, to influence courts and legal judgements and to exercise violence through the police and fanatical groups.

Madam President, Europe's peoples have no need of an international police force, but what they need is policies to address the very acute economic and social problems of our times in accordance with the interests of the peoples, and collective security institutions for the peaceful solution of differences without the threat or exercise of violence.

I refer particularly to civil rights and political freedoms, where we are seeing a truly incredible breakdown: the arbitrary exercise of violence, mass imprisonment of opposition members, murders, executions, non-governmental organisations prevented from doing their work, and the impossibility of exercising press freedom.

One of the first priorities formulated during the exercise referred to violence experienced by children.

I asked because, in Turkey's case, although it exercises violence against Cyprus, a dialogue is under way, on friendly terms no less, and it is already a candidate country, while in other cases Mr Solana says that we do not engage in dialogue with countries which exercise violence.

People who use poverty and inequality as a way to justify violence and then cause more poverty and more inequality through the exercise of that violence, can only be described as terrorists.

Violence against women takes many forms ranging from domestic violence, which is prevalent at all levels of society, to harmful traditional practices associated with the exercise of physical violence against women, such as genital mutilation and honour-related crimes, which constitute a particular form of violence against women.

Thus the authors of a study on hooliganism in British football describe the emergence of a lifestyle in which high alcoholic consumption, 'machismo', local solidarity and support for the same team are highly valued, while the exercise of violence pro vides almost sexual satisfaction ("4).

We must, lastly, become aware of the fact that the exercise of violence by dictatorial regimes within the confines of a particular state is itself a kind of violence to which we cannot remain indifferent.

His eminence Sheikh al-Habib has condemned the anti-Islam film produced by some American Christians and called on all Muslims to exercise restraint for violence would tarnish the reputation of Islam even more.

These are experienced by the exercise of structural violence in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and last but not least the USA as a massive threat to the power structures they represent.

The multifarious interconnections of power ranged from local alliances and the routine exercise of violence on up to the colonial war in Namibia, which developed into genocide.

Although it is they themselves who exercise violence on us by denying us to restart our lives.

Many investigations are also based on the assumption that the exercise of violence is part of (negative) conflict behaviour.

Such a focus, at the same time an intersection of macropolitics and revolutionary action, would then be what one might call iatrocracy on a world-wide scale (iatros, from Greek: medical doctor): think of brain imperialism in all its manifestations, of the fact that only the medical violence can claim that the substrate patient is at its mercy with skin, hair, thoughts and other innards in total dependence and without resistance, without the slightest prospect of ever being able to determine this violence ("there is no right for patients") technically or only cognitively, to think also of the fact that the medical doctor, more than the policeman, the priest, the judge, is allowed to exercise violence that passes through the body of the patient (Gaglio, "Medicine and Profit").

Patriarchy has one thing in common worldwide: the ability to exercise violence against women without respective sanctions, particularly in conflict and crisis situations.

As this logic gradually acquired legitimacy even among the representatives of the labour movement, collective rights were undermined and the right of the working class to exercise violence in their defence was eroded.

They wage wars and they exercise (military) fascist violence, as the U.S. imperialists.

Let us remember that the state can and does exercise legal violence as a way of attempting to manage the problem of democratic resistance to its use of power.

However, experience shows that women who exercise violence often see themselves as victims.

In respect to perpetrators, it is appropriate for both the “classical” perpetrator-victim relationship and for couples where both partners exercise violence (see theoretical underpinning).

Accordingly it is obliged to intervene wherever and whenever a threat is posed by the promotion, teaching or exercise of violence and specifically terrorism and psychological manipulation in the name of religion.