Sentence examples for reference to violence from inspiring English sources

Prevention is, in other instances, described in broader and less coherent terms, often without specific reference to violence, and referring instead only to disease or illness, for example, "'prevention' means ensuring that diseases or illnesses do not occur" (47: p. 186), but with no further clarification of the levels of prevention (15, 17, 26).

It was further amended to correct the reference to violence against Jewish targets in Europe.

The poll also found that 45% were against school libraries featuring books with reference to sex, 48% were against books with reference to violence and 62% were against books containing explicit language.

Was it then that we collectively decided that type of reference to violence was okay?

Although the documents make some reference to violence, with the accent on interpersonal and criminal-related violence, the use of the terms do not always resonate with international conventions (15, 18, 35).

10 The magnitude of the health consequences of DV contrasts starkly with its virtual invisibility within primary healthcare; in one UK general practice-based questionnaire study, only 15% of women with a history of DV had any reference to violence in their medical record.

The show has direct references to violence, two of which involve images of animals.

It has some strong language, references to violence and a discreet sex scene.

Why Mr. Saakashvili risked inflaming tensions with references to violence remains an open question.

There are dozens of references to "violence against women" — defined to include sexual violence — in United Nations human rights resolutions, treaties and agreements, but most don't mention sexual violence against men.

On the Juvenile record "400 Degreez," for some reason the word "homicide" has been removed from "Gone Ride With Me" while all other references to violence and gunplay on the album remain.