Sentence examples for concerned violence from inspiring English sources

And Paul Watson, unlike most activists, decided a long time ago that as far as he was concerned violence against property was absolutely fine.

Most consultations concerned violence against women (73%), and 52% of all assisted persons were aged under 30.

We should be more concerned about violence than exposing teenagers to sex.

After "American Psycho" was shown at Sundance this year, I was asked over and over: "Aren't you concerned about violence in entertainment?" and "How can you release this film after Columbine?" -- although even the novel's harshest critics have never accused it of causing violence in high schools.

"Efforts to curtail growing tensions between these individuals are being made but we are very concerned that violence could occur in public settings".

ValuePenguin calculated the scores by weighing violent crimes at 90percentt and property crimes at 10percentt, figuring that perhaps residents are more concerned about violence when determining the safety of their towns (even though property crimes are more frequent).

At the conclusion of the program, students remained concerned about violence and unpredictable reactions.

Out of these, we selected five items that concerned severe violence against people which would be most likely to reflect the effects of antisocial behaviour on the society [ 4, 6].

She is especially concerned about gun violence and violence associated with street crime, which is on the rise in Belize.

For anyone concerned about gun violence, holiday weekends are not cause for celebration just the opposite.

"The legislators were very concerned about provoking violence, so they must be feeling quite relieved," said Harold Crouch, an Indonesia expert at the Australian National University who lives here.