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These include making it a crime to visit websites that defend terrorism or incite violence, a proposal which, in ordinary times, would have the opposition Socialists hopping with indignation.

Public funds are reserved for domestic violence under the plans but the government's definition specifically excludes emotional violence – a proposal that has been condemned by many, not least by the House of Commons justice committee.

Ankle bracelets could be used to track high-risk perpetrators of family and domestic violence under a proposal to be put forward by the federal government.

Along with the violence, a new proposal for peace was showing signs today of gathering momentum.

Describing the destruction as "embarrassing," Jonathan Bradshaw and several other protesters drew up a proposal denouncing violence and vandalism.

This peaceful university town is 7,000 miles from the violence of the Middle East, but a proposal to become sister cities with a Palestinian community has stirred such rancor that the city council is trying to negotiate a truce among its own residents.

Britain and Ireland, the two sponsors of the Northern Ireland peace settlement, had expected the I.R.A. to deliver a statement renouncing violence two weeks ago in return for a proposal the two governments had drawn up addressing critical areas of concern to Sinn Fein, the I.R.A.'s political wing.

Grappling with deadly drug cartel violence, Pena Nieto last month sent a proposal to Congress to permit the use and importation of marijuana-based medicines.

Currently the penal code is under revision, with a proposal to classify violence against women as a crime rather than a minor offence (37).

Clinton has a gun violence prevention proposal on her website, which would deny gun owners from buying certain guns and block or delay the ability of some to purchase guns.

PARIS — France's National Assembly approved Thursday night a proposal to add "psychological violence" to a law intended to help victims of physical violence and abuse, despite doubts that the law is specific enough to have much impact.