Sentence examples for levels of assault from inspiring English sources

Political violence in Zimbabwe has increased dramatically in 2016, with record levels of assault, abduction and torture recorded as opposition to Robert Mugabe's 36-year rule escalates.

"We have evidence that after wars, the levels of assault and violence remain higher than before," in part because there are more guns available, and young men have been trained to fight.

Most people who study prisons agree that a stay in a US penitentiary is a horrific experience but there is, shamefully, no overall monitoring body to assess levels of assault and abuse within jails.

They would track both the capital and maintenance costs involved in the system, note implementation hurdles encountered and how they were overcome, and focus on the details of the expected short and long-term changes in levels of assault in experimental as against matched comparison sites.

I question what the staggering levels of assault tell us about our cultural values, and I wonder what shift needs to happen, for our society to respect and hold sacred that which is feminine.

Meanwhile, hospital nurses report greater levels of assault compared with community nurses.

The level of drug use is matched by high levels of assaults, victimisation and bullying, with too many prisoners feeling unsafe, including those housed on the vulnerable prisoners' wing, inspectors found.

He says that too many prisoners had felt victimised by staff and other prisoners: "Recorded levels of assaults on prisoners and staff were more than double that at other local prisons but the level of fights was similar.

The report on Wormwood Scrubs, released on Tuesday, includes a foreword by the new chief inspector of prisons, Peter Clarke, who highlights the poor condition of the prison – outlining high levels of assaults, worsening safety records, suicides, easy access to drugs and even a rat problem.

The report said recorded levels of assaults were "very high and double what inspectors have seen in other local prisons".

The HM Inspectorate of Prisons report had said "levels of assaults against prisoners and staff, bullying incidents and fights were high and rising sharply".