Examples of using Violent behaviour in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Look out for warning signs of violent behaviour.
Violent behaviour is rare and if it occurs it is most likely alcohol-related.
There is no excuse for this violent behaviour.
It's a complete violent behaviour, we don't want you radical people in Hong Kong.
Instead there are multiple possible factors that contribute to violent behaviour.
The unfair-play and violent behaviour, as well as match fixing, will be strictly fined,” Ngọc said.
There is also some evidence that it may contribute to violent behaviour as well.
She was charged with violent behaviour against a government official and prosecutors had sought a sentence of one year in prison.
The latter game is still remembered for the violent behaviour of Estudiantes' players.
Some believe that with millions of men unable to find a wife,there could be risks of increasing anti-social and violent behaviour.
She, however, never even complained to the police about her husband's violent behaviour.
In a statement Monday,police said they would not tolerate"violent behaviour" and were actively following up the two incidents"in order to bring the offenders to justice.".
But a substance that is currently becoming an“epidemic” in the UK, according to police in the north of England,is causing psychotic, violent behaviour.
The punishment is meant to bea warning to players throughout the nation, where violent behaviour on the field has gradually become more popular," the VFF said in a statement earlier this week.
Authorities said neighbours had repeatedly complained about Neal firing hundreds of rounds from his house andengaging in other erratic, violent behaviour.
Week after week we have observed a drift towards increasingly violent behaviour," Delpuech told France Inter radio, adding that symbols of state power had become the chief targets.
Many psychiatrists, particularly those working in emergency or acute care settings,report direct experiences with violent behaviour among the mentally ill.
Worry, hatred, inferiority complex,anger and other negative emotions which fuel violent behaviour, could develop in people when they are exposed to poor parenting or disaccord amongst family members.
In several cases, the brains of serial killers are being stored so they can bescientifically examined to determine a neurological link to their violent behaviour.
Whether or not mental illness contributes to violent behaviour is likely to differ from case to case depending on an individual's diagnosis, prior experiences, co-existence of other stressors and vulnerabilities, and lack of protective factors.
More recent studies have confirmed that high exposure to television violence for children andadolescents is also associated with higher levels of aggression and violent behaviour.
Questioned by MPs for more than two hours,Collomb said Benalla's presence at the demonstrations as an observer was“legitimate”, but his violent behaviour was“unacceptable”.
Hashim was a relative unknown before the attacks, though local Muslim leaders say they had reported him onmore than one occasion to the authorities for his extremist views and violent behaviour.
In July 2009, the Queensland Minister for Education said that the rising levels of violence in schools in the state were"totally unacceptable" andthat not enough had been done to combat violent behaviour.
The 8-week programme teaches students the necessary communication and leadership skills to intervene effectively and safely, and to change the social norm,making problematic violent behaviour socially unacceptable.'.
From the 1990s onwards, Nykänen's status as a celebrity was mainly fueled by his personal relationships, his career as a pop singer,and various incidents often related to heavy use of alcohol and violent behaviour.
In Queensland, the Education Minister of the State of Queensland said in July 2009 that the rising levels of violenceinschools in Queensland were"totally unacceptable" andthat not enough had been done to combat violent behaviour.
In keeping with the principle of peaceful, respectful coexistence, and as institutions through which change can be made, schools, in collaboration with parents, peers and society at large, must care for, support and protect all students-those who experience violence and those who engage in violent behaviour.
