Sentence examples for up for violence from inspiring English sources

More than 100 cells have been set aside at a maximum-security prison to detain any protesters picked up for violence.

As night fell, and many "real" gilets jaunes made their way home, police were gearing up for violence, but considered the day a relative success.

But women are less likely than men to be locked up for violence.

Ron's particular charisma lies in the fact that he is on a daily mission to make up for violence he committed as a younger man.

"He's set it up perfectly for violence.

"We're fighting to win back his place, but no amount of compensation could make up for this violence that has been experienced by our family".

Her comments resulted in a bit of staged diplomatic drama as the Syrian ambassador, Faysal Khabbaz Hamoui, walked out of the council meeting, saying that its true purpose was "to cover up for the violence and murder perpetrated by the armed groups against innocent civilians" and blaming Western sanctions for depriving Syrians of medicine and fuel.

As soon as the election results were announced, handing a suspiciously thin margin of victory to Kenya's president, Mwai Kibaki — whose policies of favoring his own ethnic group have marginalized about half the country — all the elements lined up for the violence to explode.

The film, and its sequel, inspired spin-offs, loosely structured documentaries (or vérité-style fakes) like "Mondo Freudo," "Mondo Magic" and "Shocking Asia," until the genre found its nadir with "Faces of Death" in 1978 What these films lacked in joie de vivre they more than made up for in violence and sex.

The emergency services, God bless them, were all geared up for football violence, and quite rightly so.

While it couldn't make up for the violence that women, such as Sarah Reed and the suffragettes, faced here, it would help heal it.