Sentence examples for implementing the violence from inspiring English sources

The federal government recently finalized a notice-and-comment rule implementing the Violence Against Women Act that forbids a university from limiting the choice of advisor to someone within the university community.

The two-day event was designed to identify areas where the two agencies could collaborate to further implement the violence study's recommendations.

Rights groups urged the British government to show Ghani that the international community was serious about honouring commitments made under the 2012 Tokyo Mutual Accountability Framework (TMAF), such as ensuring human rights for all citizens, especially women and children, and implementing the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) law and the National Action Plan for Women.

Currently, 137 primary schools in Serbia are implementing the "School without Violence" programme.

Two methods of implementing the screening tool, Violence Against Women Screen (VAWS), were compared in this trial: self-administered and face-to-face interview.

The field staff of BDHS-2007 was provided with training to implement the domestic violence module so that they could collect violence data in a secure, confidential, and ethical manner that facilitated a safe atmosphere for respondents to comfortably discuss this issue (17).

As described above, interviewers were provided training, as well as a specific training to implement the domestic violence module in an ethical matter.

As he said, it is usually the classroom teacher who implements the anti-violence program and then evaluates it.

After implementing the process of decreasing student violence through mediation, via focus group sessions, results from the study are able to provide administrators and teachers with guidelines for decreasing violence in school.

Thanks to Ana's donation, the school is now implementing the UNICEF program "School without Violence - Towards Safe and Enabling Environment for Children".

As District Attorney, I'll reduce street level drug sales - and associated violence - by implementing the "High Point Initiative", a collective accountability strategy, developed and tested successfully in Boston, where law enforcement officials and community leaders reach out directly to individuals engaged in gang activity.