Sentence examples for export of violence from inspiring English sources

Still, after the expenditure of so much effort to stop Afghanistan being used as a base for the export of violence and instability, it would be perverse not to heed Mr Karzai's appeals for more foreign troops to prevent the situation from worsening again.

The export of European violence to the periphery of the world — in 1914, it came home.

Our regular export of large-scale violence (including a thriving trade in the potential for violence via our hammerlock on the global arms trade) is not something Americans or the American media have cared to scrutinize.

The neoconservatives — the Republicans who argued most fervently for the second Gulf war — believe in the export of democracy, by violence if that is required, Scowcroft said.

China's main concern in Pakistan now probably mirrors America's the export of Islamist-inspired violence, in China's case to its own restive Muslims in Xinjiang.Like America, too, it would be most afraid of a Pakistan run by a hardline Islamist regime.

While Hollywood is often accused of exporting violence, Astro Boy spreads the message of peace.

More promising still is that the growing oil production comes from a variety of sources — making the world less vulnerable to a price war with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries or an outbreak of violence in a major producing country like Nigeria.

The crowds set fire to vehicles and fought with police in a rare outbreak of violence in the oil-exporting country.

Is the depiction of violence America's most heavily exported cultural product?

Clegg said no new arms export licences had been issued during the past month of violence but there could be a complete suspension if Israel and Hamas returned to violence.

A serious and more urgent matter is the spread of violence and terror that will be made for export to Europe and beyond.