Sentence examples for violence expected from inspiring English sources

In a survey of 2013, Women's Aid reported that over 100 specialist posts were lost, and that nearly a third of organisations working with women experiencing domestic violence expected to be hit by further local authority cuts.

The answer is that the tackle, nasty though it was, came nowhere near to being in excess of the violence expected (and agreed to) in a game of football.

But they are also the group from which the Taliban originally hailed, and most live in the south and east, where the insurgency is strong and election violence expected to be high.

A1 Violence Expected to Rise The commander of American military forces in Iraq said he expected guerrilla attacks and related violence to increase in the coming months, as Iraq moves toward national elections next summer.

In an effort to fill the void, UN Women Cambodia is currently undertaking the country's first nationwide prevalence study of gender violence, expected to be completed by the end of 2015.

A large percentage of the population living in the health district of Coslada are of Romanian origin, therefore we designed a study aimed at determining whether there are differences between Spanish and Romanian women regarding the perception of different types of violence, expecting to find significant differences.

"Corrections officers are trained to respond with punitive measures or more violence, expecting that individuals will be in control of their behavior.

These differences in prevalence of each type of violence are expected given that the estimates tend to increase in response to broader definitions of the type of violence.

More violence is expected.

More public protest, and possibly violence, is expected.

Violence is expected to happen in these communities".