Sentence examples for bring violent from inspiring English sources

Such a decision might bring violent devaluation, inflation and a chain of bankruptcies affecting banks, businesses and households.

Also, he was replaced by the former New York police chief, William Bratton, who has since managed to bring violent crime down by almost 38%.

With the money — a reported $3.8 million — he initiated a raft of new programs: a priority prosecution program that sought to bring violent offenders to trial in less than ninety days; an organized-crime task force; an arson task force.

The dress code we have established requests that the children not bring violent images into the building in any fashion — on their clothing (including shoes and socks), backpacks and lunchboxes.

Following the win, Dani McClain, a former online campaign strategist for ColorOfChange, the nation's largest online black political organization, wrote, "Now the question is how do we move beyond shaming individual bad actors who bring violent fantasies about women and girls into mainstream rap culture?

For clarity, that's the referee and his two on-field assistants, plus the fourth official, who is entitled to contact the referee during play to bring violent conduct to his attention.

Only two years ago, the city was promoting its renaissance and boasting about bringing violent crime to its knees.

A1 Bhutto Barred From Election Election officials in Pakistan barred former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto from participating in parliamentary elections scheduled for October, bringing violent protests by hundreds of her supporters.

The Prison Radio Association won the community award for its programme Face to Face which brought violent offenders face to face with the victims of crime.

The eve of Mr. Putin's inauguration brought violent clashes between the police and protesters — a jarring development in a city that in recent months has become accustomed to large, peaceful rallies.

Recent years have brought violent unrest, endless kidnappings and a ruthlessly controlled drugs trade which threatens the happiness and security of the 45 million strong population on a daily basis.