Sentence examples for collect violence from inspiring English sources

The field staff of BDHS-2007 was provided with training to implement the domestic violence module so that they could collect violence data in a secure, confidential, and ethical manner that facilitated a safe atmosphere for respondents to comfortably discuss this issue (17).

Analysis will be further stratified by study design (randomised controlled studies separate from non-randomised studies) and intervention type (surveillance system collecting violence and injury data only vs a system that collects violence and injury data as well as crime data).

wants the White House's Office of Management and Budget to work with the various agencies to develop better ways to collect sexual violence statistics.

Giffords' husband, NASA astronaut Mark Kelly, testified at the hearing and called for action to increase background checks on gun purchasers and to remove limitations on public health organizations that collect gun violence data.

In order to collect the violence data interviewers were provided training.

Interviews were carried out in Mitrovicë district in Northern Kosovo from September to October 2008, using standardised questionnaire to collect lifetime violence exposure, lifestyle factors and health information on individual and household.

Mr Sinnott called for extra security for teachers and an improvement in the data collected on violence in schools.

DHS collects sexual violence data from females only.

The Revised Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS2) will be employed to collect information on violence between intimate partners, whereas the Parent child Conflict Tactics Scales (CTSPC) will be used to assess domestic violence by women against their children.

A UUK taskforce has been set up to collect evidence on violence and harassment against women at universities, which is expected to report to government in October.

The participating healthcare workers did not collect evidence of violence, which was justified by 'difficulties in Morocco', 'lack of time' or 'someone else's responsibility'.