Sentence examples for ongoing violent from inspiring English sources

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

Instead, the day was marked by ongoing violent protests across Punjab over crippling shortages of electricity, which are the government's most obvious failure.Mr Gilani was collateral damage.

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.

The Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) has recorded ongoing violent conflicts since the 1970s, defining countries which had more than 25 battle deaths per year as experiencing minor conflicts and those with more than 1,000 as major conflicts.

Mr. Morsi's allies in the Muslim Brotherhood, meanwhile, charged that the opposition leaders were looking for "political cover to justify the ongoing violent crimes their members are committing, including attempted murder, arson, burglary, sabotage and vandalism," as Ahmed Diab, a leader of the Brotherhood's political party, said in a statement on Monday.

The verbal confrontation comes amid ongoing violent clashes the east of Ukraine in the run-up to Sunday's presidential election.

Similarly, raising the profile of female farmers by explicitly referencing them in policy documents is far from a sufficient response to the ongoing and violent persecution of activists like Cáceres and Urquía.

Squatters seize hundreds of white-owned farms in an ongoing and violent campaign to reclaim what they say was stolen by settlers.

I've often thought of the irony of how they have an ongoing often violent political conflict happening yet in day-to-day life are some of the most easy-going and friendly people I've ever known.

He added that moving the protesters from the camp was less important than the ongoing problem of violent crime.

But in many ways the more interesting trend is the ongoing decline in violent crime in Germany, Europe and much of the developed world.