Examples of using Less violent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He would prefer less violent and contentious ways of getting it.
Organised crime may be less violent in the rich world,
lacrosse evolved to a less violent game and more of a sport as French pioneers began competing.
The emphasis on stealth promotes a less violent form of gameplay,
lacrosse evolved to become less violent and more of a sport as French pioneers began competing.
After the surgery, they were perceived as being more intelligent, more friendly, more honest, less violent-- and yet we hadn't operated on their intellect or their character.
it will be a less violent world for you kids in the future.
lacrosse evolved to a less violent game and more of a sport as French pioneers began competing.
The Security paradigm implies that each dissention, each more or less violent attempt to overthrow its order, becomes an opportunity to govern in a profitable direction.
They consistently lied about details of their crimes to make themselves seem less violent.
One might have expected the larger and better-prepared Israeli forces to have repelled the demonstrators by less violent means and without killing anyone.
perhaps we might find less violent ways of expressing ourselves.
S mother said that his self-confidence had clearly improved and he had become less violent.
Luckily, the behavior of individuals is both less deceptive and less violent than the behavioral‘norms' of groups.
Planets having a dual origin like Urantia pass through a less violent and stormy youthful career.
After the way you treated me I thought that a public place would be less violent.
more rational, less violent.
And wherever the book is widely distributed, it brings about a safer, less violent environment based on these common sense principles and values.
women who are prepared to risk their lives for a less violent world for all of us.
it brings about a safer, less violent environment based on these common sense principles and values.