Sentence examples for monitoring violence from inspiring English sources

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a group monitoring violence in Syria, said the reinforcements had been flown in overnight to Tabqa, 25 miles (40km) east of the Isis stronghold of Raqqa.

New York City correction officials are closely monitoring violence in the municipal jails following a recent increase in serious assaults and a confrontation Saturday night in which four jail officers were injured.

Berevoescu said the availability of more data meant the UN was better able to monitor violence against women and the quality of education, rather than just enrolment rates.

Bachelet says a standalone goal must include targets and indicators to monitor violence against women, something that is expected to be contested by some member states.

Ms. Manjoo just concluded a visit here as the first independent expert charged by the U.N. Human Rights Council to monitor violence against women.

The UN human rights council voted in June to appoint an independent LGBT expert for the first time to monitor "violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity" around the world.

Fighting associated with Boko Haram killed 6,347 civilians in 2014, said the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (Acled), an academic group that uses media reports to monitor violence in conflicts.

He provided the polling used by Dick Morris, then an influential adviser to Mr. Clinton, to create Mr. Clinton's small-bore campaign strategy, much of it aimed at wooing so-called soccer moms with positions like support for school uniforms and for the V-chip to monitor violence on television.

A Kenyan crowdsourcing platform used to monitor violence during the country's 2007 election will be deployed on voting day in the US to allow citizens to report cases of "voter intimidation, misdirection, or any other attempts to keep someone from voting".

The Committee to Protect Journalists, a nonprofit group based in New York that promotes press freedom and monitors violence against journalists around the world, said in a statement that the video "confirms our long-held view that a thorough and transparent investigation into this incident is urgently needed".

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors violence in the war, said eight police officers were killed and 20 wounded in the blast.