Sentence examples for violence completed from inspiring English sources

The grim rollcall continued with blatant perversity even as the Justice Verma commission, set up to sharpen the law on sexual violence, completed its task with exemplary diligence and speed.

There were the criminal records for domestic violence, complete with the guilty pleas.

Television has posed what might be called the "Game of Thrones" problem: once cinematic sex and violence, complete with dragons, are available on your phone, why pay a sitter and drive to a mall to see them?

The FBI, conducting a background check on Porter, informed White House officials last March about Porter's alleged domestic violence and completed its initial investigation last July, Wray said.

According to the DHS datasets, 100%% of women in 2005 and more than 99%% of women in 2010 who were selected for the domestic violence module completed it.

For instance, the themes of "psychological violence" and "unwanted sex" were derived from available literature [ 6] whereas the themes "threatened physical violence" and "attempted and completed physical violence" were derived from the discussion of participants and day to day observations of the researchers.

Ms Mogherini has called on all political players to refrain from violence and complete without further delay the electoral process begun in August 2015.

The Ministry of Interior says it wants legal action relating to the violence to be completed before football resumes in the country.

And you can rest secure in the knowledge that Largo is protected by an "invincibility tattoo," which he is given in Brazil, although the tattooing process hasn't quite been completed when violence interrupts the ritual.

A criminal wife-beating charge against actor Harry Morgan was dismissed Wednesday by a West Los Angeles Municipal Court judge who had promised to drop the case if the "MASH" star completed a violence counseling program.

In an effort to fill the void, UN Women Cambodia is currently undertaking the country's first nationwide prevalence study of gender violence, expected to be completed by the end of 2015.