Sentence examples for taking violence from inspiring English sources

To do this, we must first start taking violence from the far right more seriously.

And I found that deplorable, that Hollywood's answer to toning down violence was to work harder at making violence more acceptable, as opposed to taking violence out.

Karen Jennings, head of health at Unison, said: "It's good to see that we are now taking violence against NHS staff more seriously, but it's shocking that... NHS staff are suffering from violence on a daily basis".

Police have disputed the claim they are not taking violence seriously.

The UN's deputy humanitarian chief, Kyung-wha Kang, said Islamic State was taking violence against civilians in Syria "to a new level" and threatening aid operations in the country.

Across the country — in the northwest and southeast, particularly, where valuable resources are there for the taking — violence has erupted.

"If it takes violence, then we will use violence.

He said the police did not take violence against gays seriously.

If they start hurling bricks, that's their decision to take violence against us.

"It comes down to culture, and how do we inculcate a culture that really takes violence seriously and takes gun ownership seriously," Mr Shapiro says.

"We have to be heard and it takes violence for people to pay attention to us, to this city, to our problems.