Sentence examples for stimulated violence from inspiring English sources

"Irresponsible" news coverage of Ulster's riots stimulated violence, she said.

Despite increasingly harsh sanctions, the drug industry "has empowered organized criminals, corrupted governments at all levels, eroded internal security, stimulated violence, and distorted both economic markets and moral values".

Some hope that postponement will stimulate violence in Kosovo and further encourage western reconsideration of independence.

Is the company prepared to consider that Facebook Live might stimulate violence that would otherwise not occur?

Trump offers no plausible solutions to this threat, and, as Clinton's "recruiting sergeant" remark sought to highlight, stigmatizing minorities or calling for a ban on immigration by members of an entire faith group is more likely to stimulate violence than to prevent it.

We have plenty of things already that stimulate violence," said Larkin.

"powerful women stimulate the violence; at the same time, power is a deterrent... ........ Gender based power relationships were also introduced in the academic setting.

The savagery of Carvalho's beating and the glee of the young fans, unaware of what was unfolding but nonetheless aroused and stimulated by the extraordinary violence and perhaps now traumatised, will be seen in the broader sense as a calamitous and indefensible episode in Dublin.

Stimulating discussions about violence against women offers one direction for initiatives against partner physical violence.

In the course of many hundreds of pages of historical essays and first-person reportage from scenes of warfare and intraethnic mayhem, the author explores the hypothesis that "violence stimulates itself, so that digging any legitimate channel only increases the scarlet flow through all the other creek beds that raddle our rock".

To achieve this, LWR works primarily with local NGOs, farming communities, Afro-Colombian councilsy councils and indigenous governments to implement projects that strengthen the social fabric of communities weakened by violence, stimulate agricultural production (particularly in coffee and cocoa) for increased food security and higher incomes, and improve water systems.