Sentence examples for establishments violent from inspiring English sources

A complex systems approach can be used to further understand the dynamic interplay between licensed establishments, violent offending and disorder, and urban planning decisions.

Most of us have read about the notoriously "violent establishment" and "alcohol-related violence".

Shia unrest dates back to the kingdom's establishment in 1932, and violent confrontations with the Saudi state began with the Shia revolution in neighbouring Iran.

In my mind as well as almost every mind of anyone who is not an MS-13 or 18th Street gang member, they can easily become examples of extremely anomalous ways of life which totally defy the establishment in a very violent way.

Money was short, jobs were scarce, there was a sense that the political establishment was not interested – and violent social unrest followed.

Most people who start out as rebel kids, violent and against the establishment, they end up being the defender of the establishment when they grow old.

The survey of conflicts in 70 countries between 2009-13 – published on Thursday by the US-based Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) – reveals that violent assaults on educational establishments are far more widespread than previously reported.

According to Bakhshi, it "propagated violence and invited the audience to direct violent action against the establishment".

And there you had it, the XFL's vow to create more violent imagery than the staid establishment, where the quarterback concussion is practically a statistical consideration.

He is committed to the establishment of a united Ireland, but renounces violent struggle and acknowledges the complexities of dealing with the Protestant majority in the North.

The American novelist Sol Yurick, who has died aged 87, was too radical, too extreme and too violent for the respectable literary establishment of New York, yet no writer more fully embodied the city's anguished spirit in the 1960s.