Examples of using Violent acts in English and their translations into Hungarian
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illness are not violent, but those with severe mental illness are more likely to commit violent acts than people in the general population.
Kids who view violent acts on TV are more likely to show aggressive behavior,
The conflict prompted the government to warn that“the escalating illegal and violent acts of radical protesters are not only outrageous, they also push Hong Kong to the verge of a very dangerous situation.”.
The Hungarian Europe Society condemns the violent acts of the past days, the street riots and the attacks on public institutions.
Interestingly, these descriptions do not include violent acts and other wicked atrocities that often outrage us.
Children who view violent acts on screen are more likely to show aggressive behaviour,
the individuals must act together to commit(or threaten to commit) violent acts against other people or property.
Avoid using a weapon to carry out violent acts against the Israeli security forces
By the time an average child turns 18 years old, he will have witnessed 200,000 violent acts on television, including 8,000 murders.
Children who view violent acts on television are more likely to show aggressive behavior
that how can people accomplish violent acts on other individums.
Avoid using weapons and carrying out violent acts against Israeli security forces and citizens.
prescribed psychiatric drugs that drive them to commit violent acts and suicide.
Dear Ones, it is very difficult to create violent acts towards each other.
Children who view violent acts are more likely to show aggressive behavior
These people are easily brainwashed to perform violent acts by the remaining forces of darkness.
The report also points out that there are some violent acts which are not recognised as violent acts by certain legal systems.
Kids who view violent acts are more likely to show aggressive behavior
that graphically depicts injuries, abuse of humans or animals, or violent acts.
The likelihood of imitation increases when the violent acts depicted go unpunished in the specific television episode.