Sentence examples for cope with violence from inspiring English sources
The book is emotionally wrenching, especially in its portrayal of a family's anguished attempts to cope with violence.
Senator Warner said on Thursday that the Europeans should provide 2,000 more policemen for Kosovo to cope with violence that ranges from revenge killings to rampant smuggling.
The extra 340 military and police personnel being sent by Australia will augment a force of 1,600 international security officers who, even before Monday's attacks, were struggling to cope with violence spawned by deep social divisions and economic hardship in East Timor.
This tells us that social media can be used to cope with violence in a way that run counters to how young black youth are depicted in media.
Children of all ages must cope with violence, confinement, lack of opportunity and economic hardship.
However, women also acknowledged that that they were better able to cope with violence when they had a supportive MIL.
We owe it to them to figure out something better than "why don't you just leave?" We owe it to victims everywhere to understand the risks battered women face, and the ways women have coped with violence.
In this study, we aimed to deepen the understanding of how rural Javanese women cope with domestic violence, with a particular focus on violence perpetrated by the intimate partner.
We also found that most of the physicians felt that they were not trained to prevent or cope with the violence at the workplace, indicating that even though violence exists and is considered a serious problem by physicians, it does not appear to be a major issue for the medical establishment and there are no serious attempts to minimize the phenomenon.
Mr. Henniche said that Dr. Bérès left because he could no longer cope with the violence and harsh living conditions in Homs, including the lack of hot water and electricity, and because he was exhausted from treating so many patients.
