Sentence examples for to study violence from inspiring English sources

In America, Ms Hirsi Ali found the funds to set up a foundation to study violence against Muslim women.

Imagine if we took a fraction of the resources we use to study violence, and used them instead to find ways to stop people from doing evil peacefully?

Hug (2003) argues that since ethnic groups covered by MAR are selected on the basis of past violence and discriminations, the use of the dataset to study violence is potentially problematic.

"The reason was the violence was so overwhelmingly a part of their lives, that every aspect of their relations to others --- their socialization, their friendships, their best friends, all of it --- was one or another way implicated in their attempt to manage violence". Interestingly, the original intent of the project was not to study violence.

As part of the deal, the senators announced the intent to create a commission to study violence in society.

In 1934, Laffoon sent adjutant general Henry Denhardt to study violence perpetrated by unions in the coal mines in the eastern part of the state.

The Violence Institute of New Jersey -- which opened about five years ago as part of the university -- is a research organization dedicated to studying violence in the state, and its location in the middle of a medical-sciences institution is no accident.

It is difficult to obtain accurate mortality figures during wartime, but the best way might be to commission a consortium of public health schools — the most qualified institutions that study violence — to conduct household surveys every year.

Biden, leading a task force to study gun violence, was certain of the course of action President Obama would end up taking, and Baker was just as certain that the NRA would work to stop it.

The NRA and its supporters oppose any efforts to study gun violence in a way that would inform policy making, blocking federal funding for gun violence research for over 20 years.

In 1971 he decided to set up a new institute to study revolutionary violence more systematically.