Examples of using Violent acts in English and their translations into Hebrew
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prescribed psychiatric drugs that drive them to commit violent acts and suicide.
By the age of 18, the average American child will have witnessed 200,000 violent acts on television.
Only a firm Israeli policy and massive police presence that prevents violent acts can calm the storm.
let alone prevent future violent acts.
the average American child sees 200,000 violent acts on TV.
By contrast, the government does not even track violent acts specifically related to marijuana use,
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Tuesday that China"opposes violent acts targeting innocent people" and urged all sides to avoid escalating tensions.
By contrast, the government does not even track violent acts specifically related to cannabis use,
On the contrary, many Islamist groups don't necessarily engage in violent acts at all.
Last year, when Facebook launched live video broadcasting, videos proliferated of violent acts including suicides
The judge wrote in the sentencing that the defendant"contrived and initiated the violent acts against the children.".
the rise of new, younger groups), violent acts increased once again.
Violent acts by drug dealers consisted of incinerating cars,
incitement to commit violent acts, and we remove videos violating these policies when flagged by our users," said Google spokesman Paul Solomon.
the rate of the increase in violent acts can now be predicted after each attack.
Unfortunately, there were people among them who committed violent acts, partly under the influence of alcohol;
denied that he and those with him were civilians who had not committed violent acts.
our right to exist, the Israeli leadership should assume any determined border will be challenged by violent acts, unless there is deterrence.
The petitioners further claim that the message conveyed to other police officers is that they enjoy a"green light" for perpetrating violent acts against civilians, which are covered up through false complaints against civilians.
a Navy SEAL or two who has committed all sorts of violent acts, and chances are few people know he's done them.