The phrase "allows for violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing policies, laws, or situations that permit or enable violent actions.
Example: "The new legislation unfortunately allows for violence in certain circumstances, raising concerns among human rights advocates."
Alternatives: "permits violence" or "enables violence".
I think that's what allows for the violence and that intensity of pain.
Describing the climate of impunity that allows for sexual violence to flourish in conflict situations – and referring to the lack of protection of women – Ms. Purdin comments: "When I go to a war zone, I don't see the rules [of war] being implemented".
Third, an exposé of silences in international discourses about sexual violence in armed conflict shows the humanitarian community's complicity in reproducing systems of gender inequality that allow for sexual violence to occur and remain unaddressed, by refusing to transform the restrictive political environment that ultimately impedes effective humanitarian action.
"The delay in PREA requirements to the nearly 100 facilities hosting unaccompanied minors has allowed for sexual violence and discrimination to be committed against them for far too long," said Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz)., who spearheaded the letter, in a statement.
The game even allows for things like polygamy, violence, nakedness (although nakedness is purposely pixilated to comic effect in the game), jealousy and more.
The idea of "rape culture" – that pocket of misogyny that allows for and even endorses sexual violence against women – isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Medicalisation thus allows for the decoupling of sexual violence from its socio-cultural, economic, and political contexts.
Ideally, future investigations will utilize a design which allows for information on substance use and family violence to be obtained from parents as well as children.
The electronic prehospital record allows for traumatic MOIs to be categorized into five fields: falls, motor vehicle collisions, sports-related injuries, violence, and other.
