Sentence examples for identified violence from inspiring English sources
Recent work has identified violence against women as an independent risk factor for HIV in South Africa (30, 31).
Both sectoral bodies have identified violence against children and child protection systems as focus areas within their respective work plans.
The World Bank report has identified violence and conflict as obstacles for development progress and proposes the building of credible state institutions as a mitigating intervention [ 7].
They felt difficulties to know how to ask and if they identified violence they mostly offered the women a doctor's appointment.
The identified violence risk factors could be used to develop a quick and easily administered rating tool suitable for use by non-mental health trained frontline workers such as police and social support workers in the community to identify violence-prone women.
He was the first dramatist to identify violence as "the defining quality of modern civilisation" and the first to envisage the possibility of social disintegration, offering "the sort of imaginative dislocation of reality" that would become characteristic of modern drama.
She distances herself from the argument of Pyrrhus and Cinéas; now she identifies violence as an assault on the other's freedom (however misused) and as such this violence marks our failure to respect the "we" of our humanity.
The Australian development agency AUSAID just issued a new report identifying violence against women as a major barrier to Papua New Guinea's development.
But by failing to identify "violence or threats of violence used for intimidation or coercion" as terrorism without regard for the religious or cultural identity of the perpetrator(s), the Department of Homeland Security and media outlets have colluded in the fundamentally xenophobic enterprise of redefining the term terrorism in cultural and religious terms.
Research suggests that teens may have difficulty identifying violence when it occurs within their own lives.
36 Physicians may use therapeutic relationships to identify violence, ensure appropriate medical care and initiate interventions to end violence.
