Examples of using Often violent in English and their translations into Russian
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And I regret that our relationship was very often violent.
Undemanding, immoral and often violent public entertainment see"Funny Puppet Show.
But actually means"sudden overthrow, often violent.
Instead, they target persons, groups andentities in stark and often violent opposition to the internationally recognized Government and its policies.
An element of my thesis is on suppression of past trauma andhow it can manifest in aberrant and often violent behavior.
The discrimination faced by immigrants, asylum-seekers and refugees,and the growth of often violent racism and xenophobia against them, as well as their criminalization;
The events in question have to be seen in the broader context of a fragile political system in Côte d'Ivoire and a struggle for power,which is often violent.
Evolution is an imperfect and often violent process.
A strong, if not often violent Whig, noted for his rudeness and his loathing of English ministerial interference in Irish affairs and his satirical lampooning of political opponents earned him the nickname"Vicious Carter.
Maybe it's that they were weird and often violent, like us.
On the political front, they are confronted with often violent repression of their attempts to organize themselves, and with corruption, intimidation, harassment or even the killing of their leaders.
In that connection, countries that suffer from high levels of corruption are likely to undergo severe-- often violent-- political and/or ethnic conflict.
Often violent in nature, these practices compromise the development and education of the child, have serious and long-lasting health and psychological consequences, and may result in disability or death.
Current hypotheses draw connectionsbetween mental illness and the stress of survival in resource-constrained, often violent, and marginalized contexts.
AI reported that China continued to pursue a systematic, nation-wide, often violent campaign to eradicate the Falun Gong spiritual group, banned since 1999 as a"heretical" group.
The report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/50/203 provides a comprehensive overview of the current complex, and often violent, context of humanitarian activities.
In the confusing and often violent transition from a bipolar world to a still uncharted future, there is a steadily growing demand for United Nations services, often in new and untested fields of activity.
He would welcome information on what the Government was doing to protect Indians from what were often violent attacks and on how legislative provisions for their protection were being implemented.
These protests and others in 2016 were often violent and took place within the broader context of frequent mass protests against authoritarian governments in Africa e.g. in Burundi, Uganda, Ethiopia, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Zimbabwe, and Cameroon.
In such circumstances, the multi-ethnic character of most AfricanStates makes conflict even more likely, leading to an often violent politicization of ethnicity.
Normal levels of classroom concentration are impossible in the unstable and often violent circumstances, especially when the army or settlers kill or injure a fellow student.31.
Though more research is required, current hypotheses draw connections between mental illness and the stress of survival in resource constrained, often violent, and marginalized contexts.
The Committee reiterated its concern over the provocative and often violent actions of extremist settlers occupying Palestinian land, erecting makeshift houses and other structures and engaging in violent confrontations with Palestinians.
Relations between the settlers, who were armed, andthe Syrian population of the occupied Golan were tense and often violent, particularly where settlements were situated close to Syrian villages.
In the often violent and unnecessary police migration control operations, migrants were placed in holding centres, where they did not receive proper medical or other kinds of necessary attention, were not kept duly informed of their situation and were not provided with the services of an interpreter.
An incontestable driving force, it is capable of transcending ideological circumstances and political changes,as well as the often violent contradictions inherent in the transition from an old to a new order.
Recognizing that the often violent practice of forced eviction involves the coerced and involuntary removal of persons, families and groups from their homes, lands and communities, whether or not deemed legal under prevailing systems of law, resulting in greater homelessness and inadequate housing and living conditions.
In certain countries, defenders trying to gather information on violations of human rights orhumanitarian law being committed in certain areas are prevented from doing so in an often violent manner, which includes the use of killings, harassment and threats.
Unless urgent steps are taken to reduce the episodes of confrontation between ethnic groups- which are often violent and in some cases lead to the deaths of innocent people- the necessary progress in facilitating the voluntary and safe return of refugees will not be achieved.