Sentence examples for violence focus from inspiring English sources
I don't think there's any administration that has done as much as we have to combat domestic violence, whether it is the centers in each of the counties, whether it's the domestic violence focus of the police department or our coordinators in the hospitals.
These are all amenable to targeted interventions with Queensland results [ 50] recommending primary health care initiatives to reduce the prevalence of low birth weight and preterm birth; and a public health approach inclusive of a domestic violence focus.
However, calls to broaden the understanding of the nexus between gender and violence need to be disentangled from the politics of gender relations and concerns that a male violence focus may diminish the hard-earned achievements obtained through feminist scholarship (16).
The deadly violence focused attention on the threat posed by militant Islam.
This week's violence focussed on at least five townships, according to HRW - Minbya, Mrak-U, Myebon, Rathedaung, and Kyauk Pyu.
Her area of interest is school bullying and violence, focusing on developmental criminology and early intervention research, and experimental criminology including systematic and meta-analytic reviews.
In one, Coy gets beaten up in the deep background, but the camera blurs the violence, focussing instead on two unmoving observers who stand in the foreground.
Earlier this year, it was reported that New York police were "profiling" rappers, and last month the Senate held hearings on "media violence," focussing on the world of hip-hop.
In the spring and early summer, fears of violence focussed on the Republican National Convention, which was to be held in Cleveland in mid-July.
But as this dazed city began burying its dead, anger over the violence focused on the United States and Turkey's ties to the West as much as it did on the terrorists responsible.
His abiding concern has been how to create viable institutions in poor countries overrun with violence, focussing on states that can't enforce laws, create fair markets, collect taxes, provide services, or keep citizens safe.
