Sentence examples for forward violence from inspiring English sources

Going Forward Violence, noise and litter — and Flatiron's bars and clubs' contribution to them — will be discussed in a community meeting on March 1.

"They [Antifa] feel that the philosophies that we're putting forward are violence in themselves, so that's how they justify using violence against us.

Local Sunni leaders have warned that provincial elections must go forward if violence is to be averted.

The Lebanese have absorbed the blows of the Syrian proxy war by desensitizing themselves, an old habit born from years of muddling forward through violence, decaying infrastructure, and communal strife.

Born out of occupation and civil war, like its comrade parties that once ruled from Warsaw to Vladivostok, the Chinese Communist Party has brought down some curses of its own too: the famine of Mao's Great Leap Forward, the violence of the Cultural Revolution, the enduring repression of the laogai, China's gulag.

WASHINGTON -- House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Thursday that GOP leaders are still sorting out how they plan to move forward on Violence Against Women Act legislation.

You have spent four years taking advantage of an education that we believe is devoted to boldness, rigor, and practical idealism, and now as I speak to you for your last time as students here, I'd like to underscore three ideals that I hope you will take with you and make practical in your lives going forward: non-violence; diversity; and equality.

It seems clear here that the county is putting forward this domestic violence claim to justify their despicable actions.

Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton tweeted: "Thank you, @POTUS, for taking a crucial step forward on gun violence.

Women are afraid to come forward and report violence against themselves for fear they'll be arrested or deported if they are undocumented immigrants.

The political rival who helped bring forward a domestic violence complaint against Queensland MP Billy Gordon himself faced public scrutiny over a conflict of interest claim investigated by Gordon.