Sentence examples for violence details from inspiring English sources

The show, a glossy epic of sex, intrigue and a great deal of violence, details how prohibition gave birth to organised crime: the first Scorsese-directed episode came in at $18m (the most expensive in TV history), with a replica of the Atlantic City boardwalk, reconstructed in Brooklyn, costing $5m alone.

The United Nations envoy on sexual violence detailed Monday how Islamic State militants are selling teenage girls into sexual slavery and inflicting horrific sexual violence on female abductees.

4 -Evolution of intimate partner violence Detailed information about the pattern of IPV over time was obtained.

The sixth is an inquiry by the South Wales force's directorate of professional standards into a complaint from a victim of domestic violence that details of her allegations about abuse at the hands of her partner, a South Wales police officer, were leaked to him by colleagues, putting her at risk.

The questionnaire also addressed other aspects of risk-taking (including criminal behaviour such as drink-driving and violence) and details of individuals' social networks.

The most recent episode of Luther, the primetime BBC police drama, started with a murderer leaning over the corpse of a woman and went on to present his previous and subsequent violence in detail.

Beyond describing cartel violence in detail, Pedro explained how he and his brother did business with Chapo and his organization.

He said the officer involved in Gurley's shooting, rookie Peter Liang, 27, was part of a "violence reduction" detail assigned to the sprawling Louis H. Pink Houses complex in response to a surge in crime there.

The authorities were keen to play it down as Kurdish intra-clan violence but the details of who did what and why remain murky.

When Jolie and Hague travelled to Congo in March 2013 to promote the UK government's campaign to end sexual violence in conflict, details were still emerging of the rapes in Minova.

The former violates Reddit's policy banning people from inciting violence, which Huffman details as including "death threats, inciting rape".