Sentence examples for common violence from inspiring English sources

More specifically, in the health care sector, the most common violence is the so-called Type II category, described as the following in the Californian Occupational Safety and Health Administration classification [ 2, 3]: events involving aggressions by someone who is either the recipient of a service provided by the affected workplace or the victim.

I talk about how brave they must have been to leave the communities of their birth -- which were at least familiar despite the hardship, discrimination, and all-too-common violence they faced -- and come to a land where they didn't speak the language, didn't know the culture, and in many cases didn't know a soul.

The common couple violence theory posits that general social attitudes toward violence are central to producing a more violent society where IPV can exist [ 18].

A key element of the common couple violence framework includes the nature of what behaviors we define as violent, for example lower threshold violence may encompasses greater female perpetrators while acts of domestic homicide primarily are perpetrated by males.

The staggering statistic shows how common domestic violence is.

They said that while verbal harassment was common, physical violence seemed to be on the wane.

Also common is violence among organized crime groups and competing ethnic clans.

Though all options appear to have been exhausted, peace remains our single common hope; violence and war have filled too many cemeteries on both sides.

It's a stark reminder of how common such violence and suffering has become.

Tony Blair today told the Commons the violence was "tragic and terrible" for the Lebanese government and people but it could only stop "by undoing how it started".

Mr Hurd told the Commons that violence against emergency service workers was "intolerable".