The phrase "arms violence" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or unclear.
It can be used when discussing violence related to firearms or weapons, but it is more typical to use "gun violence" or "armed violence."
Example: "The community is taking steps to address the rising issue of arms violence in the area."
Alternatives: "gun violence" or "armed conflict".
Organized-crime groups under such assault simply devote more of their resources to arms, violence, and the expansion of their defensive ring of public corruption.
She said: "While governments have been obsessed with Iraq they have allowed the real weapons of mass destruction - injustice and impunity, poverty, discrimination and racism, the uncontrolled trade in small arms, violence against women and children - to go unaddressed".
SPIS programme works on the improvement of the child safety through capacity building and development of models for promotion of youth participation in addressing the safety problems, with the primary focus on prevention of risks posed by small arms, violence and main child injuries.
"It will help to reduce armed violence.
Armed violence has been unremitting this summer, the centenary of the First World War.
Armed violence has plagued other temples, known as gurdwaras, around the world in recent years.
Another campaigner, Richard Moyes, director of policy at Action on Armed Violence, warned that the idea of the temporary exceptions was "extremely problematic" as it was unclear how long they could last.
The figures speak for themselves: after a few short months, the growing toll stands at more than 5,000 dead and 26,000 injured, with a staggering 86% of those killed and injured being civilians, according to the NGO Action on Armed Violence and the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Armed violence must be renounced both by those who want a united Ireland and by those who want to retain the political division of the island between the 26-county Republic of Ireland and the 6-county British province of Northern Ireland.
Cain responded to an open letter written by nine Nobel Peace Prize winners, including Desmond Tutu, that criticized the show for glorifying war and "armed violence".
But a new report by the London-based charity Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) offers an important exception to that rule.
