Sentence examples for coordinated violence from inspiring English sources

23 Over the course of the intervention period, the partnership (which became the statutory UK approach to crime prevention after the Crime and Disorder Act) initiated and coordinated violence prevention initiatives.

The coordinated violence directed at symbolic targets and real people reflect careful planning of a kind hitherto unseen from indigenous extremist movements.

It listed common characteristics between those incidents and Sept. 11: suicide attackers, coordinated violence, the goal of maximum American casualties, meticulous long-term planning and the lack of any warning.

Although the sustained and coordinated violence in Burgos is virtually unprecendented in Spain, Gamonal itself is by no means unique.

It may be the case that some students were involved with the coordinated violence against property and people.

The White House statement, issued under the name of Scott McClellan, the press secretary, accused Mr. Aristide of coordinating the violence.

While Mr. Cameron said that the Internet and sophisticated mobile phones had been used to coordinate the violence, his call for curbs drew protests from free-speech campaigners, saying they were reminiscent of moves by Arab rulers to block digital communications during anti-government uprisings this year.

Nicaraguan officials said the deaths of 22 police officers showed the demonstrations had not been peaceful, but the U.N. report said it found no evidence of coordinated or planned violence by protesters.

In 2012, former Peruvian senator and dissident Genaro Ledesma alleged that under Operation Condor a campaign of brutal violence coordinated between the right-wing dictatorships of South America against those suspected of left-wing sympathies Peru sent 13 of its prisoners in Argentina, where they were tortured and forced to sign false confessions.

In 2012, former Peruvian senator and dissident Genaro Ledesma alleged that under Operation Condor – a campaign of brutal violence coordinated between the right-wing dictatorships of South America against those suspected of left-wing sympathies – Peru sent 13 of its citizens to Argentinaas prisoners, where they were tortured and forced to sign false confessions.

"One of the reasons that maybe the ISIL threat gets more attention is that there really isn't a domestic terrorism threat that poses the risk of actors in every state engaging in random, nearly random acts of violence coordinated in the way that ISIL is attempting to inspire direct activities," Comey said.