Sentence examples for organized violence from inspiring English sources

Kenya is no stranger to organized violence either.

Yet Dick's societies of entertainment are, in turn, oblivious of their basis in organized violence.

I believed then, and I still do, that a poem is organized violence.

These pacifists (an imperfect, but useful, term) rejected organized violence on principle.

Over time, the bombings petered out, though organized violence in labor and other disputes continued.

"As for any persecution or organized violence against Jews in this country, I consider it unthinkable".

Like in Illinois, during spring and summer Indiana faced a rising tide of organized violence in opposition to the war.

Mr. Gbagbo then began what Human Rights Watch described as a campaign of organized violence that may constitute crimes against humanity, with killings and politically motivated rapes.

Large-scale, organized violence becomes permissible and sometimes necessary under totalitarian rule, justified by the overriding commitment to the state ideology and pursuit of the state's goal.

The Deobandi villagers of Labakri, like the Muslims of India, have overwhelmingly chosen to express themselves at the ballot box, not through organized violence.

Rather than address the socioeconomic roots of unrest, the Joint Task Force launched military attacks on rebel camps and arrested hundreds of suspected militants, while the Senate passed legislation criminalizing organized violence and acts of terrorism.