Sentence examples for gross violence from inspiring English sources

Seven other MDC officials face charges under the act.The opposition won an earlier court victory when judges nullified the elections of three ZANU-PF members of parliament because of gross violence during last year's parliamentary election campaign.

As White Ribbon Day approaches, it would serve us all well to remember it shouldn't require instances of gross violence for us to empower a generation of women and give them the best chance at a life of contribution to society, free of abuse.

A Pegi 18 certificate may contain scenes of "gross violence", says the website.

While the BBFC will now largely stop assessing content in games, it will still be called upon to judge games with gross violence or sexual material.

Games with adult content (described as "human sexual contact" or "gross violence") would be banned under the new regulations, and inmates in England and Wales would have to pay for any approved games out of their own pockets — assuming those jumpsuits even have pockets.

"Gross violence is the most difficult to define since it can be very subjective in many cases, but in general terms it can be classed as the depictions of violence that would make the viewer feel a sense of revulsion," it says.

This power was terminated in England, Scotland, and Wales by the Criminal Justice Act of 1948, although corporal punishment for mutiny, incitement to mutiny, and gross personal violence to an officer of a prison when committed by a male person was permitted in England and Wales until 1967.

Many of these children suffer gross neglect, violence, and trauma.

Flaunting gross-out violence and cartoonish trappings, "Dust Up" is the sort of self-impressed tedious effort that many thought had died with the post-Tarantino imitations of the 1990s.

But if judges accept his plea of sanity, Breivik will claim to have emerged the trial's triumphant victor and his gross acts of violence will be seen to have been the work of a thoroughly evil, but logical perpetrator.

Games are rated 18-years and over if there is a "gross" level of violence likely to make the viewer feel a sense of revulsion.