Sentence examples for of the ongoing violent from inspiring English sources

"The international community can no longer stand silent in the face of the ongoing violent Chinese state repression of the Tibetan people, it's time to stand up and be counted".

Based on this belief and independently of our personal views regarding the underlying causes of the ongoing violent conflict in our  country, we think that the reaction of the government and the Higher Education Council towards the petition entitled "We shall not be a party to this crime" signed by over one thousand academics is wrong and disturbing.

During their visit to Goma and other areas of North Kivu province, Gosling met with civil society organizations, human rights defenders, and survivors of the ongoing violent conflict, the deadliest in the world.

Meanwhile, journalist and MTV Latin America personality Ilana Sod travels to Juarez in the north of Mexico to confront the ongoing violent murders of women there.

According to McGregore (2005), Australian "governments refrained from publicly criticizing Burma, for example on being governed by an unelected military regime, on the large number of political prisoners, media censorship or the ongoing violent civil wars with ethnic minorities" (p. 199).

Amid the ongoing violent clashes, weapons continue to flow in from neighbouring countries to meet the demand.

What happens when Jewish-Israeli mental health experts — psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and psychotherapists — become engaged in shaping the meaning of national belonging within a context of ongoing violent conflict?

In his Class Day oration, Adler, probably thinking of ongoing violent protest in the Colorado coal fields and elsewhere, warned against populism and labor's clamor for more democracy, giving ancient history a patrician twist by suggesting that the Greek city states had lost their freedom by overextending citizenship.

While Taliban spokesmen have repeatedly said that the withdrawal of all foreign troops and bases is their most imperative demand, Afghan officials have always urged that an American military presence be maintained, in part because of the ongoing threat of violent attacks and bombings by the separate Islamic State group.

He admitted there were "some troubles" but said social media had presented a "distorted picture" of ongoing violent demonstrations, which take place almost daily but largely in villages away from the capital Manama.

They also blame U.S. policy for prioritizing national security interests over issues of reform and human rights, the lack of which helped fuel the country's ongoing violent upheaval.