Sentences with phrase «motivations for violence»

The researchers never attempted to look at motivations for violence, he says.

The motivation for the violence, I think, sets up the tone.

Benedict did not claim to think this - only cited it in relation to what the Vatican claims was a «clear and radical rejection of the religious motivation for violence, from whatever side it may come».

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That is, the moment value or an ideal is introduced, the moment motivations for fighting are advanced — in other words, the moment propaganda does its work — violence is unleashed.

Teaming with a cult icon of violence in Havoc serves as motivation for Allin to hunt for even more bloodshed in his assault during the match.

«But they did not control for personality, mental health status, drug and alcohol use, history of domestic violence, and motivation to form a relationship.»

They did control for demographic factors, and that is good, But they did not control for personality, mental health status, drug and alcohol use, history of domestic violence, and motivation to form a relationship.»

For all the exposition dealt out in the opening half hour, it's become an almost abstract act of violence by the end, motivations long forgotten by the attackers and survival the only thought on the minds of the dwindling survivors.

As for that key moment that sets up the final act, I thought the film established the character motivation adequately with the earlier scenes showing us Schultz's reaction to some of the violence against slaves.

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PETA claim their motivation for Kitten Squad was to educate children and teach them that violence against animals is bad.

It is the motivation behind the disorienting flip at the beginning of Real Violence, but also its Hanukkah prayer, which sparked postulations such as the following from Alexandra Schwartz's review in The New Yorker: «Hanukkah is a holiday that celebrates the success of an uprising against an oppressor; maybe this was an Inglorious Basterds scenario, an act of vengeance for atrocities committed by the man laid low.

As noted above, one of the motivations behind the PAFVA was to make it easier for victims of family violence to obtain emergency protection than the previous system of common law restraining orders had allowed for.

In everyday life, some people commit violence for religious motivations.

CSC strengthens students» connectedness to school — an important element for increasing academic motivation and achievement and for reducing violence and delinquency.