Sentence examples for violence and changes from inspiring English sources
The suit further pointed to incidents at state conventions, including acts of violence and changes in procedural rules, allegedly intended to deny participation of Paul supporters in the party decision-making and to prevent votes from being cast for Paul.
This compelling idea, so classical in its interpretations of violence and change, continues to offer a valid way of thinking about who we are and why.
The idea is to identify people in childhood with a genetic propensity to violence, and change their environment at that point, according to Hatemi.
The director shortened the novella's storyline, reduced its violence, and changed the ending.
[Moving on to the Witnessing Violence section.] One thing about this part of the show is that it demonstrates the violence and change in the sixties.
Spikes in violence and regime changes, like the recent unrest in Kenya for example, make the continent an unstable business platform, she explains.
The article highlights several challenges for counterterrorism, including dealing with a complex movement structure; radicalization; socio-political disenfranchisement; the counter-response of societies targeted by jihadist violence; and technological changes.
If we cannot protect our children from horrific acts of violence and climate changes due to never-ending failures in political and intellectual leadership, and we are now failing to protect our civil rights, how can there be any hope for our survival?
In his book Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and the New Geography of Violence, author Christian Parenti refers to the "catastrophic convergence" of poverty, violence, and climate change.
But this grass-roots movement offers a ray of hope for less violence and more change.
So if we want to talk about violence and climate change – and we are talking about it, after last week's horrifying report from the world's top climate scientists – then let's talk about climate change as violence.
