The reports portray a society where abuse of power was commonplace and the death toll from starvation or violence exceeded 50 percent of the population in some areas.
A return to violence exceeding that in combat zones is the fate awaiting children turned away from our borders -- a Voyage of the Damned, indeed.
In 2000, the Supreme Court ruled in United States v. Morrison that the section of VAWA allowing a federal civil remedy for victims of gender-motivated violence exceeded Congress's authority and therefore was unconstitutional.
The death toll in eight months of violence now exceeds 3,500, the figure cited by the United Nations in early November.
Routine violence there exceeds anything seen in Bangkok, but it elicits barely a peep from the news media in the Thai capital.On September 9th a fairly typical day in the four-year-old conflict separatist militants shot a government official outside a school in Pattani province, then dragged his body out of his pickup truck and beheaded him in front of pupils and teachers.
In February 2011, the game was refused classification by the Australian Classification Board due to "violence that exceeds strong in impact".
The often-used monetary metaphor of "payback" for revenge is really payback with interest (or, as Seneca's Atreus puts it, violence that "exceeds" the original crime).
Back in the 1960s, Ayers and his wife, Bernardine Dohrn, were leaders of the Weather Underground, an antiwar group whose penchant for violence was exceeded only by its haplessness.
It most often occurs within socially and economically disadvantaged minority urban communities, where rates of gun violence far exceed the national average.
The small but increasingly vocal party, which opposes Catalan independence and has vowed to take a tough line on immigration, abortion and domestic violence legislation, exceeded all predictions to take 12 seats in the Andalucían regional election.
