Sentence examples for calls violence from inspiring English sources

S.O.S. also recently hired several people whom it calls "violence interrupters".

The World Health Organization calls violence against women "a global health problem," with its most recent statistics showing that thirty-five per cent of women worldwide have been victims of domestic violence, and thirty-eight per cent of murders of women were committed by an intimate partner.

Zimmerman's listing said a portion of the proceeds would go toward fighting what he calls violence by the Black Lives Matter movement against law enforcement officers, combating anti-gun rhetoric of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and ending the career of state attorney Angela Corey, who led Zimmerman's prosecution.

He distinguishes between the morally "disagreeable or distasteful" and the morally criminal, the latter being subsumed under a broad category of what he calls "violence" (Williams 1978, 71).

The UN calls violence against women "one of the most serious and urgent challenges of our time".

He called violence "suicidal".

President Obama has called violence on Indian lands "an affront to our shared humanity".

Recently, Prime Minister Tony Blair called violence against Huntingdon Life Sciences' workers "totally and utterly beyond the pale".

Yet it is a compelling enough spectacle on the simpler level of what George Will called "violence punctuated by committee meetings".

In the capital, Sacramento, protesters marched to a home owned by Gov. Jerry Brown on Saturday to denounce what they called violence perpetrated by the police.

The Pan American Health Organization called violence in Latin America "the social pandemic of the 20th century" [3].