Sentence examples for aggravate violence from inspiring English sources

He also acknowledged the centrality of the issue to Arab leaders, saying it was necessary to "remove the level of humiliation that exists in the region," reflected in Palestinian grievances, which increase anxiety and aggravate violence.

In fact, IPV among conflict-affected populations may be more common than conflict-related sexual violence (i.e. that which is perpetrated by armed combatants), while living in insecure economic situations and the resulting stress may further aggravate violence within the family structure [ 7, 18, 19].

A legal investigation has been opened after Air France lodged a complaint over aggravated violence, saying seven people were injured, including a security guard who was seriously hurt.

The victim died six days after the incident, and Tornianen was found guilty of aggravated violence in December and sentenced to two years in jail.

She was charged with aggravated assault/domestic violence, aggravated assault, battery and resisting arrest without violence.

Pittman, a star in the Buccaneers' Super Bowl victory two seasons ago, pleaded guilty March 25 to one count of endangerment in exchange for the dropping of charges of aggravated assault and aggravated domestic violence.

"I accuse the Supreme Council of dereliction and with helping to aggravate sectarian violence, of failing our revolution," she added.

The US president, Barack Obama, has faced rising calls at home to send military aid to Ukraine, but European leaders fear it would only aggravate the violence.

It is unclear yet whether prison gang desegregation will distract MS 13 and Barrio 18 members behind bars, or just aggravate more violence out on El Salvador's streets.

This produced a schism that aggravated the violence of the accompanying controversies.

The campaign will target US tech companies and political leaders in an attempt to push for greater transparency in the mining of so-called "conflict minerals" such as coltan that have aggravated the violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.