The phrase "commit sexual violence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone performing an action that is considered to be an act of sexual violence, such as rape or sexual assault. For example, "John was convicted of committing sexual violence against multiple women."
Two days later, when a mob of 60 razed a Roma camp in Naples with Molotov cocktails, Maroni quipped: "That is what happens when gypsies steal babies, or when Roma commit sexual violence".
Two days later, when a mob of 60 razed a Romani camp in Naples with Molotov cocktails, Maroni quipped: "That is what happens when Gypsies steal babies, or when Romanians commit sexual violence".
So let's take that point for the sake of argument: that it's possible some of the men who commit sexual violence don't realize what they're doing is assault.
Sexual violence in general is dramatically underreported, and Foubert's research has found fraternity members three times more likely than non-Greek students to commit sexual violence.
The researchers argue that many ISIS recruits are drawn to the terror group specifically because it offers opportunities to commit sexual violence.
"It encourages state forces to commit sexual violence during armed conflict, which is a violation of international humanitarian law," he added.
Studies frame data in terms of the number of women who were assaulted, rather than the number of men who have committed sexual violence.
Rape culture isn't a myth that the progressive left came up with to place blame on men who have never committed sexual violence.
Eramo suggested that the university refrained from expelling students found by the school to have committed sexual violence because the school was just 51percentt certain of their guilt.
If it is, that will say something even more disturbing about our culture -- if it is easier for an audience to forgive a character who has committed sexual violence against a non-consenting living woman than a character who has committed sexual violence against a corpse.
"We cannot imagine a more cruel or misguided policy agenda than one that withdraws protections from vulnerable students — especially coming from the administration of a man who has been repeatedly accused of committing sexual violence himself".
