Sentence examples for violence alongside from inspiring English sources

"Reconciliation villages" place homes for those convicted of carrying out the violence alongside those who suffered at their hands.

In New Orleans, they rebuilt homes with Habitat For Humanity, cleaned up a school and marched against youth violence alongside Silence Is Violence.

One of the hot topics since 2011 has been the question of whether employing a little bit of violence alongside a primarily unarmed campaign helps or hurts a nonviolent campaign.

David Cameron said Sir John Jenkins, the British ambassador to Saudi Arabia, would examine the Brotherhood's "philosophy and values and alleged connections with extremism and violence" alongside state security chiefs.

This is why we need a new approach to the problem of Isis, one that seeks to understand contemporary Islamic violence alongside other forms of violence and radicalism that are very similar to it – those that feature generational revolt, self-destruction, a radical break with society, an aesthetic of violence, doomsday cults.

We are experiencing an upsurge in hate violence alongside other marginalized communities.

While at Cal, Valeska organized A Trail for Humanity, which raised awareness regarding the violence occurring alongside the U.S. and Mexico border for undocumented migrants.

Although their capacity for violence pales alongside that of the mafia and Chinese triads, Japan's yakuza groups make their money from activities ranging from prostitution to extortion and white-collar crime.

I LOVE YOU!" at Jessica Alba as she implored for an end to gun violence, standing alongside teens who had been affected by it; upon her mention of the Orlando shooting, a soft "woo!" echoed in the distance.

49 Although the study needs replication it suggests that integrated interventions may be particularly beneficial, that is addressing the cluster of mental health and other associated problems, such as domestic violence, 50 alongside smoking cessation.

More recently, statues came down after the fall of the Soviet Union and its former puppet states, Saddam statues fell in Iraq, and across the world reactionaries have used iconoclasm as a form of violence manqué, often alongside actual violence.