Sentence examples for recurrent violence from inspiring English sources

The World Bank has underscored that states that fail to address past atrocities are vulnerable to recurrent violence and poverty.

Beijing insists that the recurrent violence there is the work of fundamentalists and extremist agents crossing from the republics of central Asia.

Whether you believe in the curse of recurrent violence or not, you have to accept that such events are not things of chance.

"I do not believe that the killing and the bombs can bend the people from their path," Mr. Maliki said Sunday evening, referring to Iraq's recurrent violence.

The construction industry initially played a significant role in the postwar reconstruction that began in the early 1990s; recurrent violence in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, however, caused further damage to Lebanese industry and infrastructure.

In a world scarred by recurrent violence against people and their heritage, the nine-year prison sentence handed down to Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, who helped to destroy shrines in Timbuktu, marks a new and welcome recognition that deliberate cultural destruction is a war crime.

Many disliked his mild response to allegations of forced conversions of Christian girls, and to recurrent sectarian violence.

These are turbulent times for Egypt as its people deal with recurrent street violence, political polarization and increasing economic distress.

For hundreds of thousands of people in and around the town, a poor region that has suffered recurrent ethnic violence, the money earned by local athletes pays for school fees, clinics or cash support for local farmers.

The present study was conducted in order to estimate prevalence rates and analyze the factors associated with exclusive and recurrent psychological violence in the municipality of São Luís, Brazil.

Sometimes, the panel found in its inquiry, caseworkers did not know how to handle a problem as recurrent as domestic violence.