Sentence examples for increase in violent attacks from inspiring English sources
And on Monday, when the teachers' union announced a sharp increase in violent attacks on teachers by students, the city's response was delayed by interagency wrangling.
The warning follows an increase in violent attacks against immigrants living in Greece and foreign visitors, mostly by members or supporters of Golden Dawn, a neo-Nazi political party.
And he called on all political parties to join forces in fighting an increase in violent attacks, an apparent reference to the extreme right-wing Golden Dawn party, whose members have been implicated in a growing number of assaults.
But later, with an increase in violent attacks by Uighurs, the party changed course, asserting at a major meeting on the region in 2014 that the priorities were stability and unity rather than economic development and combating discrimination.
There has been a general rise in tension in the West Bank in the past few weeks, with an increase in violent attacks involving Israeli settlers, the army and Palestinians.
Perhaps the difference he was referring to was the fact that the Karzai government now controls only one-third of the country, or the fact that 2008 has seen a significant increase in violent attacks since 2007 or that 2008 is on pace to be the deadliest year for American and coalition deaths since 2001.
Amnesty International warned in 2008 about a rise in violent attacks against members of ethnic minorities in Ukraine.
Such state broadcasts have in the past resulted in violent attacks on some accused people.
At least 2,461 people were killed in violent attacks in June, according to the UN and Iraqi authorities.
Yet Bogor is on the front line of a national debate in Indonesia about religious freedom, amid an increase in discrimination and violent attacks against minority Christians and Islamic sects.
The mountain town of Bogor, Indonesia, is on the front line of a national debate about religious freedom, amid an increase in discrimination and violent attacks against minority Christians and Islamic sects.
