Sentence examples for recurrence of violence from inspiring English sources
All these efforts will help to prevent the recurrence of violence.
See articleAn election in Guyana passed off peacefully, despite fears of a recurrence of violence that marred previous votes.
And on a recent visit to Zimbabwe, Ms. Zulu said, Mr. Zuma's team plainly voiced concern about a recurrence of violence and intimidation.
Moscow has said that the result must be implemented "without any recurrence of violence, through dialogue between representatives of Kiev, Donetsk and Luhansk".
Just hours before the official results were given, Russian President Vladimir Putin called for "civilized implementation" of the referendum's results, "without any recurrence of violence, through dialogue between representatives of Kiev, Donetsk, and Luhansk".
EEPCT is forward thinking in including post-conflict countries that remain vulnerable to a recurrence of violence years after the cessation of the conflict.
And as long as America postpones justice, we stand in the position of having these recurrences of violence and riots over and over again.
The extraordinary police presence had been assigned to deter any recurrence of the violence that followed last year's parade.
New York City and organizers of tomorrow's National Puerto Rican Day Parade outlined a series of measures yesterday designed to prevent a recurrence of the violence that followed last year's event, including assigning 2,000 additional police officers, limiting the number of marchers and requiring that all participants wear wristbands.
The extraordinary police presence had been assigned to deter any recurrence of the violence that followed last year's parade -- a series of attacks in Central Park in which 50 women were doused with beer, had clothing torn off and were groped while a few officers failed to answer pleas for help.
Mr. Cameron has said that a harsh crackdown on offenders is needed to prevent a recurrence of the violence, the worst in England for decades, while others called instead for a commitment to solving the social deprivation in the neighborhoods from which many of the looters came.
