Sentence examples for control over the violence from inspiring English sources

If Ms. Rice's memo signals a real attempt to exercise political control over the violence and instability in Iraq, that would be welcome.

Iraqi and American officials have made assurances throughout that Mr. Maliki's current government continues to function, that the security forces have a semblance of control over the violence ravaging the country.

As women have limited control over the violence they experience, however, process outcomes (such as identification and referral) might be more meaningful in studies with short follow-up periods as tends to be the case in screening trials.

It is highly likely that he retains a great deal of implicit control over the club.Despite the violence, Russian clubs have continued to attract international players with the promise of rich rewards.

In modern terms, civil war signifies that the government has lost one of the basic attributes of political authority: its monopoly of force and its control over the use of violence.

The APA has urged game creators to increase levels of parental control over the amount of violence video games contain.

But use those checks as the first step in a series of policies to reinforce gun trafficking laws and reassert police control over the zones of concentrated violence.

Jetschke finds that state security puts into play a set of powerful international norms related to sovereignty a state's right to territorial integrity, the secular organization of the state, or a government's lack of control over the means of organized violence.

"It was an effort to control the violence". A national debate over gun control has flared since a gunman killed six people and wounded 13 others, including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, two weeks ago in Tucson.

The events were a sober reminder to residents that despite a drop in homicides this year, gaining control over gun violence in Chicago will be a long road, and the political pressure it has put on Mayor Rahm Emanuel's first term is far from over.

With control of the Pakistani state comes, in theory, control over the nation's sanctioned instruments of violence: the police and the military.