Sentence examples for violence demands from inspiring English sources

What both these young women are doing, in very different ways, is insisting that sexual violence demands a response from wider communities.

For that, we need a robust system that is sensitive to children's needs, viewing their experiences with the seriousness that the word violence demands.

Their refrain to passersby and a crowd of the highest-ranking law enforcement officials in the state, was "What are you going to do?" It was not a question tossed off in resignation, but a plea illustrating how gun violence demands attention beyond the places where children tote guns or where bullets spray from passing cars.

An authentic effort to honor the lives lost to these and other brutal acts of violence demands transformative policy.

Some will respond that the potential for violence demands that we extirpate all references to gender transition to which anyone takes offense, yet when our rights and acceptance are limited by general ignorance, the way forward demands education, which requires compromise and not the imposition of a political culture that tries to protect everyone's feelings.

'Safe and Friendly Cities for All' The rise in urban violence demands a response in the form of enhanced protection for the most vulnerable city dwellers.

"You're talking about the heinous crime of domestic violence demanding a tougher standard," Mr. Sampson said.

Instead, they maintained, she gave each jewelry that she said was worth $10,000 and then, threatening violence, demanded its return.

It shies around the grim comedy and doesn't come close to the extremes of farce and violence demanded by the climatic mob scene.

For Tolstoy, the state was one great big protection racket, a monopoly of organised violence demanding money for a false promise of security.

If this occurred, and was matched by the other main groups, it would contribute greatly to the end to Palestinian violence demanded in the first phase of the road map.