Sentence examples for lessens violence from inspiring English sources
(In brief: "Pleasure eases pain; good sex defuses tension; love lessens violence; you can't very well fight a war while you're having an orgasm").
Attorney General Eric Holder said he would work with Mr. Sharpton's group to lessen violence among teenagers in black neighborhoods.
Connected, formed last year after a series of shootings, seeks to lessen violence by having volunteers walk the troubled streets, reaching out to Portland's youth.
The administration may have meant well, but requiring students to use wooden swords in a play and find something other than a prop handgun did not do a thing to lessen violence or make the world a safer place.
And while I applaud the efforts of everyone who is working to lessen violence against aboriginal women, it is clear that much work remains to be done," said RCMP deputy commissioner Janice Armstrong.
Then, as now, a negotiated settlement represented the best way to lessen violence gradually, secure one's own interests and slowly move the situation to a point where one's values could begin to gain serious traction.
But the president's intent actually seems to be to lessen violence in America, whereas the N.R.A.'s gibberish sounds like the big lie strategy -- the corrupted logic and bizarre exaggeration associated with doomsday cults, the Montana Freemen, Aryan Nation types and other single-issue, antigovernment crazies who rely on apathy, sloganeering and fear to force their points into prominence.
Some in Washington have pointed to the emergence of the lashkars as a hopeful parallel to the largely successful Sunni Awakening movement in Iraq, which drew on tribes' frustration with militant jihadis to build an alliance with American troops that helped lessen violence in Iraq.
Once we move past these simple labels, we can work towards lessening violence and societal pressures and creating self-love and true gender equality.
In order to lessen sexual violence between prisoners, 'conjugal' visits were allowed.
