Sentence examples for ecological violence from inspiring English sources

I admire Thomas Ball's photographs documenting ecological violence.

Roeg surfs the delirium throughout, finding stratospheric poetic imagery in the New Mexico locations and peering towards the horizons of present-day America: immigrant marginalisation, ecological violence, corporate corruption and, in Newton's bank of television screens, traumatic media consciousness of it all ("Get out of my mind, all of you!").

Humanity's ecological violence slowly builds, finally reaching a reverberating crescendo.

In an ecological framework, violence against women is said to result from the interaction of systems at different levels.

Scholars claim the principles of ecological non-violence is innate in the Hindu tradition, and its conceptual fountain has been Ahimsa as their cardinal virtue.

Within a socio-ecological framework, violence within the community precipitates other forms of violence (17).

The depth and breadth of the WHO definition are adequate to that organization's purposes, which require an ecological model of violence centered on multiple levels.

Because of the active participation of the target population and due to the application of the socio-ecological concept of violence and the three-tier prevention model during the whole research project, the proposed recommendations fulfil the criteria of desirable prevention to a great extent.

This is true at the level of individual risk factors for IPV and CM exposure, as well as the interaction of family, community and structural factors, as outlined in the World Health Organization's (WHO) ecological framework for understanding violence [ 2].

WHO in its ecological approach model for violence against women indicated that individual factors like younger age, low woman's level of education, financial dependency, previous victimization, low level of empowerment and lack of social support increases female risk of victimization [ 16, 23, 24].

"What's affecting the world is the unhealthy state of mind — culture, environment and society," a teacher reminded us: "violence, horror, bias, ecological catastrophe, the entire range of human pain".