Sentence examples for focus of violent from inspiring English sources

The city has also been the focus of violent industrial protest.

The Tesco Express store in Bristol that has been the focus of violent protests is to be reopened, the chain has said.

The shift is part of a broader financial crisis that has caused the delayed or partial payment of government salaries three months running, the focus of violent street protests in the West Bank last month.

The home secretary said: "The main focus of violent dissident republican activity continues to be in Northern Ireland, where they have targeted the brave police and prison officers who serve their communities day in and day out.

And it does not offer a solution to the threat implicit in a piece of graffiti sprayed on a sidewalk across from the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace that has been the focus of violent antigovernment protests here: "We are going to keep on coming.

LAST May, President Obama told an audience in El Paso that deportation of immigrants would focus on "violent offenders and people convicted of crimes; not families, not folks who are just looking to scrape together an income".

"People who want to get marijuana are already getting it, they are just getting it from the wrong hands". The poll found 22% support the measure because they believe the criminal justice system is broken and legalizing pot would allow more of a focus on violent criminals.

CDDRL-CISAC Post Doctoral Fellow Benjamin Lessing will distinguish key logics of violence, focusing on violent corruption--cartels' use of coercive force in the negotiation of bribes.

NATIONAL An article on Saturday about lobbying by companies that make violent video games referred incompletely to a comment by Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas, who said the focus on violent video games is misplaced.

The pensioner, named locally as Dimitris Christoulas, shot himself with a handgun a few hundred yards from the Greek parliament, which has been the focus of numerous violent protests against tough austerity measures in recent months.

McNamara also argues that legalization "will allow police to focus on violent crimes and put drug cartels out of business".