Sentence examples for partisan violence from inspiring English sources
He admired the liberalism of English institutions, though he was shocked by the partisan violence.
We cannot regard partisan violence and the torture of civilians as entirely alien to our history after reading about John Malcom, a Boston loyalist who survived a horrific tar-and-feathering.
As we see David swept up in the partisan violence he tried so hard to avoid, it becomes apparent that he is not the sole author of this memoir.
As many as 20,000 black South Africans died in partisan violence in the decade leading up to the 1994 transition to majority rule, and the violence persisted for several years after, particularly in the province now called KwaZulu-Natal.
Although Kansas' admission to the Union as a free state in January 1861 had effectively settled the slavery question and calmed the partisan violence in most of that territory, bloody guerrilla warfare still roiled the border with Missouri, a slave state, especially the region south of Kansas City and the Missouri River.
Congress must pass a bi-partisan Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) that mirrors the recently-passed Senate bill (S.47) that protects all victims of violence, regardless of sexual orientation, race or immigrant status.
But he adds: "I've never been a partisan of violence against anyone".
The German army responded to partisan activity with violence and reprisals.
Here is where traditional law-making, partisan politics and racial violence have historically intersected.
The partisan split on gun violence was even starker, with 58percentt of Democrats saying stricter gun control laws would be very helpful in reducing the violence, compared to 11percentt of Republicans.
