Sentence examples for Driving violence from inspiring English sources

Anyone convicted of a felony related to driving, violence, terrorism or property damage in the last seven years is not allowed to drive, the law says.

The erroneous belief that greater good can come from taking resources away from communities and granting them to outside corporate actors is driving violence against people and the planet.

MEXICO CITY — The forces driving violence in Mexico, which is now on track for its worst year in decades, were first set in motion 20 years ago by two events that were, at the time, celebrated as triumphs.

She cites the increase in homicides of cops from 2014 over 2013 to support her contention that the reaction to the deaths of Brown, Garner, and Gray are driving violence against police.

There is sometimes a suggestion that we had a choice and we chose not to spend money". David Lammy, said demand for drugs was "driving violence" and young people living on estates were picking up knives not because they were gang members but because they feared for their lives.

The cartel's instability has allowed other criminal groups, including the Jalisco New Generation cartel, to move in, driving violence in Mexico's northwest.

Aggressive efforts during the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani drove violence down drastically by the late 1990s, but the brutality increased again under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

The complex relationship between young people and the police can drive violence many feel they have no viable legal route to deal with conflict.

Witnesses said a group of more than 1,000 people attacked families who were trying to escape what appeared to be a cycle of ethnically driven violence.

It fails to address the hardest and most common cause of radicalization in the United States, when personal demons morph into ideologically driven violence.

"This case exemplifies what the N.Y.P.D. will do to dismantle the gangs that continue to drive violence on our streets," said Deputy Chief Timothy McCormack, head of the Bronx detective bureau.