Sentence examples for violence control from inspiring English sources

The Violence Control and Law Enforcement Act empowers federal investigators to study patterns of stops, arrests and use of force for evidence of discriminatory policing.

Campaigners worldwide fight for equal political representation, an end to women's poverty, freedom from sexual violence, control over our own bodies, and – ultimately – for that most basic, yet radical, demand: for women to be treated as human beings.

It is not quite right to call it a draft of "The Once and Future King," but it is something close to a précis of the later book's themes: it is about educational systems, political systems, medieval history, desire, violence, control of others, and control of self.

The researchers behind the study, at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC Division of Violence Preventionn, said that violence control efforts should focus on how "gender norms may induce distress in boys and men" that could lead them to "act out" with risk-taking or violence.

Mr. Adams, a former United Nations lawyer, said Mr. Hun Sen is one of "a group of strongmen who through politically motivated violence, control of the security forces, massive corruption and the tacit support of foreign powers have been able to remain in power for 10,000 days".

When representations of reality can be used to liberate, but also reproduce violence, control the body and foreclose the making of meaning, what artistic interventions are necessary, how do we confront the image?

To examine the relationship between physical violence, controlling behavior, and spontaneous abortion (SAB).

Analyses also showed family contact and family representative payeeship had a cumulative effect on increasing the predicted probability of family violence (controlling for covariates such as violence history and substance abuse).

Experience of intimate partner violence was measured by experiences in three domains: fear of and actual physical violence, controlling behaviours, and absence of affection and care.

The Rada-Tarcea study in 2005 06 on violence against women by their partners also found that at least one type of violence (controlling behaviour or emotional, physical, or sexual abuse) was reported in over 30% of the cases.

Next, we examined the relationship between characteristics of communities and an individual female adolescent's risk of experiencing any physical violence, controlling for factors at the individual, family, and household levels.