Sentence examples for mitigating violence from inspiring English sources
Iyad and Nadine through the internet chat, made many recommendations for mitigating violence in schools.
Because dance and music reach across all social levels in Cali, several private and public institutions have recognized that these arts can be harnessed to improve the self-esteem of youth from the comunas, in turn mitigating violence and social exclusion.
A long-term approach to mitigating violence Across Colombia, people, parents, teachers, government and non-governmental organizations have consistently seen education as a long-term approach to mitigating violence and better preparing for natural disasters.
When we spoke to people working in civil society, almost four-fifths said their organisations had no programmes to mitigate violence against women with disabilities.
(In 2009 he sponsored a resolution asking the federal government to consider drug legalisation as a way to mitigate violence in Mexico).
The Holy See affirmed that religion, culture and tradition can be wrongly used to justify such violence while at other times they can act as means to prevent or mitigate violence against women.
The context-specific features of any crisis have significant implications for policies that seek to mitigate violence.
Though the root causes of the political conflict are complex, on a local level, there may be measures to significantly mitigate violence and reduce civilian insecurity.
Learning why this young man turned to violence, taking responsibility for our part and working to disarm and mitigate violence are our tasks.
By learning the rules and nuances of boxing, these kids put their frustrations into their training and mitigate violence in the community.
Civil society groups waged a national campaign to mitigate violence, and conducted a parallel vote tabulation (PVT) which built confidence in the official election results but flagged large-scale fraud in one of the country's six geo-political zones.
