Sentence examples for dangerous violence from inspiring English sources

You hardly needed the reruns to confirm that this was a piece of gratuitous and extremely dangerous violence.

Mr. Ahmadzai responded to the military's statement, saying, "We thank them for that, but if this goes ahead it will turn into very dangerous violence".

More than 1.5 billion people live with chronic, dangerous violence, which is becoming a major barrier to development and poverty reduction, according to De Boer.

He said: "It is axiomatic that every defendant, even a defendant alleged to be involved in direct and dangerous violence on the citizens and institutions of this country, is entitled to a fair trial at which his guilt must be proved.

In the run up to Valentine's Day on 14 February – the focus of the international campaign One Billion Rising to end violence against women – there is more every one of us could do to reduce the insidious, dangerous violence that still haunts too many women's lives.

Arguments amongst leaders and rival gang members sometimes escalated into more dangerous violence, and there were incidents where gangs also sought revenge on rival member's female friends and female family members.

According to Johnson and Ferraro (2000), the most dangerous domestic violence perpetrator is an intimate terrorist (IT) who uses threats, violence, and other power and control tactics to severely isolate the victim.

"In my view, love in the cinema is far more dangerous than violence in the cinema because it's so idealistic and charged.

A South Australian police officer has told an inquest he prioritised more dangerous domestic violence offenders ahead of locating a man who went on to murder his estranged wife.

In a memo to his commander, Trooper Lauretano wrote that hostility from a prosecutor and staff members in his office had delayed the signing of his arrest warrant in a dangerous domestic violence case for almost three weeks.

"You have to wonder how someone with as many opportunities as Steve Nunn would end up as a suspect in Ross's death," said House Speaker Greg Stumbo, a former colleague of Mr. Nunn's who has proposed a law, called "Amanda's bill," that would allow judges to order electronic monitoring devices for the most dangerous domestic violence offenders.