Sentence examples for violence believe from inspiring English sources

Israeli officials monitoring the escalating violence believe that Damascus is working to protect its chemical warfare arsenal.

The offer suggested that the country's rulers, while shaken by two months of terrorist violence, believe their grip on power to be firm.

By the same token, those inclined to violence believe, on good evidence, that Trump is egging them on.

For example, many patients with PTSD following interpersonal violence believe that they cannot trust anybody.

Peter Ambler, executive director of the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, believes the new Democratic-controlled House of Representatives "will act quickly and strongly address the gun issue" and cited national polls revealing strong support for universal background checks on firearms.

Preventing violence means tackling the underlying causes – misogyny, the objectification of women, gender inequality, and male entitlement and privilege – that all contribute to men who choose to use violence believing they have a right to behave this way.

Last year, in Venezuela, there were at least sixteen thousand murders according to Venezuelan government figures or more than twenty-one thousand, as the nongovernmental monitoring group Venezuelan Observatory of Violence believes.

Last year, in Venezuela, there were at least sixteen thousand murders — according to Venezuelan government figures — or more than twenty-one thousand, as the nongovernmental monitoring group Venezuelan Observatory of Violence believes.

Assistant Chief Constable Will Kerr was speaking after a second night of violence - believed to be mainly loyalist - in north Belfast.

In recent years, violence believed to be related to drug cartels has surged.

Marcelo Bergman, director of the Latin American Center for the study of insecurity and violence, believes an increased police force will have little impact.