nonviolence

Preposition: as

• way: What mattered to him about Christianity was Jesus ' teaching about nonviolence as a way of life: to be a pacifist was essential.

Converse of object

• use: By using nonviolence you are showing a kind of strength that overcomes injustice, which can only be maintained with violence.
• preach: Mr. President, is that we cannot successfully preach nonviolence at home while we escalate mass violence abroad.
• teach: Black people had been taught nonviolence; it was deep in us.

Preposition: for

• child: The decade from 2001 is the United Nations ' International Decade for the Culture of Peace and Nonviolence for the Children of the World.

Adjective modifier

• active: In May, theologian Walter Wink led an exploration of the theology of active nonviolence.
• principled: He also linked Gandhian principled nonviolence with the pragmatic nonviolent direct action of the syndicalists.
• pure: One is the approach of pure nonviolence, which cannot readily or easily attract large masses, for it requires extraordinary discipline and courage.

Modifies a noun

• training: A senior police officer, he has been responsible for the nonviolence training of half his force.
• workshop: Eventually it wound up that a nonviolence workshop was to be held at the Baptist Church.
• guideline: In the ALF's own words: " Any action that adheres to the strict nonviolence guidelines can be considered an ALF action.
• movement: Other languages and awareness of international nonviolence movements are desirable.