Sentence examples for understanding violence from inspiring English sources

Understanding violence as a disease presents a couple of manifest difficulties.

Understanding violence as a public health problem brings as required its inclusion in the curricula of undergraduate courses in health.

But Wolfe's political biases may have served him well when considering one of the most contentious debates of the day: the role of biology in understanding violence.

Eastern Europe is now a tinderbox of competing populisms, full of talk of Putin only understanding violence, of dodgy alliances and half-meant security promises.

"A work in damn progress," she says, shaking her head, "that's my Caprysha". Understanding violence as a disease presents a couple of manifest difficulties.

"Until we get away from burning and dowry, we'll never get close to understanding violence against women," said Veena Talwar Oldenberg, a historian at the City University of New York and an expert on the dowry death phenomenon.

"I don't think you can understand a single thing we did without understanding the violence of the Vietnam War," he said, and the fact that "the enduring scar of racism was fully in flower".

But, without money, without a legal and judicial system that treats understanding domestic violence as a priority, without cultural disgust for domestic violence "jokes" and endorsements for celebrity abusers, victims of domestic violence have very little recourse.

Her first book Blame Changer: Understanding Domestic Violence is out now.

There was no visible police presence on the streets on Saturday, but their loyalties appear key to understanding the violence that broke out.

Google the power and control wheel for a useful graphic on understanding domestic violence and it's harming you very much: your longer letter showed great awareness.