Sentence examples for violence drafted from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, the opposition has watched helplessly as the government has pardoned the perpetrators of political violence, drafted governing party militants into a militia and allocated millions of dollars more to the costly war in Congo while shabby hospitals here run short of syringes.

Sixteen years later, on February 13 , 2008 the City Council and,ayor acted to adopt a community-based intervention model for curbing gang violence, drafted with the input of many survivors of 1992.

American fear and violence could draft us into reenactment anytime.

While the N.F.L. may have been the catalyst for more conversation about domestic violence this year, being drafted to a professional football team doesn't automatically make players perpetrators.

About 1,000 extra police officers were drafted to prevent violence at this season's seventh match between the teams.

Leslye Orloff, director of the immigrant women program at the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund in Washington, said, "This is exactly what we tried to prevent when the Violence Against Women Act was drafted".

Mr. Spano said he would continue efforts to prevent gun violence, observing that he recently drafted legislation making it a crime to take a gun within 1,500 feet of a school.

That's why when Senator Joseph Biden, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, drafted the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, he included provisions to make states ineligible for federal grant money if they charged rape victims for exams and the kits containing the medical supplies needed to conduct them.

Gun violence is a priority everywhere and budgets are drafted as a reflection of legislative priorities.

In 1989, she co-founded the California Women's Law Center, which drafted legislation to strengthen protections against domestic violence, sexual assault and discrimination against women.

SI Analysis: Reports emerge that the American Department of Homeland Security has drafted contigency plans in the case that drug violence moves north.