Sentence examples for namely violence from inspiring English sources

This paper examines crime hot spots near licensed premises in the night-time economy (NTE) to investigate whether hot spots of four different classification of crime and disorder co-occur in time and place, namely violence, disorder, drugs and criminal damage.

More specifically, it examines four crime types known to be associated with licensed premises, namely violence against the person, criminal damage, drugs, and disorder incidents (anti-social behaviour), to ascertain how these crimes manifest in NTE hot spots both in time and place.

Family doctors have observed the same problems: namely, violence between ex-partners and developmental disorders in infants after separation [ 14].

A further ten studies have investigated associations between change in outlet density and a limited range of outcomes, namely violence [ 25- 31], STI's [ 32, 33] and suicide [ 34].

Namely, violence victimization was assessed using five questions (called names/insulted; sworn at; threatened with violence; pushed/shoved; and had something thrown that could hurt).

A gender-inclusive model would not only ensure accurate measurement of what remains one of the main threats to women's security, namely violence against women and girls both as a result of war and as a result of rape and physical violence in their homes and communities, but it would ensure a more sensitive means of understanding a community's and state's propensity toward violence.

It is based on local intelligence of a specific kind, namely serious violence involving weapons".

With a group of young people her age, she identified a number of issues affecting children – namely sports, violence and HIV/AIDS – and organized talk shows around them, with field reports and expert interviews.

In addition, the article argued that some norms have remained relatively stable and consistent namely anti-violence in Japan, ethnicity based immigration norms in Japan and Germany or culture of contrition and remembrance in Germany, whereas other norms such as the use of military force and revised representations of the past have been inconsistent or atypical.

The study findings show that FGM was only partially associated with IPV, namely with sexual violence only, while having witnessed interparental violence in childhood was found to be associated with most IPV subtypes; the latter was also found in a DHS survey in Bolivia [ 14].

- Lionel Tiger, author of "The Decline of Males" "Based on my work with violent men, I'd say it's a form of initiating men into the standard expected male gender role in patriarchies, namely to become violence objects -- people who are expected both to inflict violence and to become subjects of violence inflicted on them.