Sentence examples for of significant violence from inspiring English sources
An act of significant violence or other provocation could still lead to war, leaders cautioned, but an American and a Georgian delegation traveled separately to the Abkhaz capital to discuss the possibility of talks.
Jannier said the infection was "very serious" and had "impacted several organs", while the medical examiner had found scratches but no "marks of significant violence" on the man's body.
Mr Blair and Mr Ahern were hoping that a long stretch free of significant violence by the IRA would by the autumn have helped cajole him into sharing power with Sinn Fein.
A day after a series of attacks struck polling places that opened early to allow soldiers and police officers to vote, killing at least 12 people in Baghdad, there were no reports of significant violence on Friday.
A combination of Israeli military incursions and security measures, heightened cooperation with Palestinian security services and West Bank fatigue dramatically lowered the threat of a new uprising or even of significant violence.
"Some of these people were intent on engaging in acts of significant violence".
Nyanza was the site of significant election violence around the time of the 2007 general election [ 15].
The only exclusion criterion for patient admission to the National Psychosis Unit is if they cannot be physically managed by staff due to risk of significant agitation or violence.
The association of significant factors with self-reporting violence was firstly examined using stepwise logistic regression analysis by each category separately.
Their dedication to this project in the face of significant political upheavals and episodic violence has demonstrated a remarkable commitment among international public health colleagues to improve environmental public health.
In a statement, the mission chief, Lt. Gen. Muhammad Ahmed al-Dabi of Sudan, warned of the "significant" escalation of violence in the previous three days and said it threatened negotiations aimed at ending the conflict.
