Sentence examples for violence exerted from inspiring English sources

The violence exerted against Joan, and her grim struggle with political opponents, now has an added resonance.

Gender violence and the violence exerted on social networks are particularly current issues of interest for both the scientific community and the media.

Epidemiologic research on collective violence (violence exerted by and within groups in pursuit of political, social or economic goals) is very scarce despite its growing recognition as a major public health issue.

In its ruling, CAS said: "The panel found that the match stoppage and the eventual abandonment of the match were caused by security lapses of the organisers and acts of violence exerted on the Albanian players by the Serbian fans and at least one security steward.

Above all, they uncover the violence exerted against women and children, its silenced innocent victims.

By paying homage to these victims, Corral suggests that the violence exerted against them forms part of the same circle of violence that connects the State and narco violence.

Acts of such spectacular violence exert unpredictable forces on the public and on the leaders who are charged with protecting it, transforming judgments of when and how to use force and decisions about what can be sacrificed in the name of security, as well as the definitions of citizenship, patriotism, and innocence.

Just as the use of nonviolent resistance tends to engage women and the use of violence tends to marginalize them, the use of nonviolent resistance exerts a democratic pull even on movements that are otherwise hierarchical and the use of violence exerts an authoritarian pull even on movements that are otherwise democratic.

The review was to examine allegations that unions use unethical means – including intimidation and fear of violence – to exert pressure on employers.

But on the stand, the witnesses provided graphic and detailed accounts of murder plots and Mafia deals with general contractors and the use of violence to exert influence over two unions.

Some fraternities at Nigerian colleges have been using gang violence to exert their power, The Associated Press reported, quoting a statement by Yushau Shuaib, the spokesman for Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency, that also focused on campus politics as a possible cause of the massacre.