Sentence examples for violence generated by from inspiring English sources
In Baghdad, the American military was also drawn deeper into the violence generated by the Basra assault.
Special forces are also likely to carry out some counter-terrorism operations in partnership with the Afghans.A chief reason for the rethink is that the violence generated by the Taliban insurgency remains uncomfortably high.
"Ana Maria Pacheco, for instance, often chooses religious subjects such as the beheading of the Baptist to refer back to a familiar Biblical story but also to use it as a political example of one who speaks 'truth to power' and to draw attention to the troubled political history of her native Brazil, referring back to violence generated by colonialism and African slavery".
Since then, homicides have dropped in Ciudad Juarez, but the violence generated by the drug trade has not completely subsided.
"What we need is to solve the violence generated by gangs, bring to an end the US war on drugs, and get rid of the incompetence of local governments".
In an interview held in 2013, Galván said that Nuevo Laredo, aside from the violence generated by organized crime, was plagued with extortions, armed robberies, car hijackings, and regular thefts.
But the violence is generated by an existential rage.
With the demise of insurgents once loyal to Mr. Hussein, they said, most of the violence is generated by foreign-led Islamist fighters.
The potential for violence against Muslims generated by this formulation cannot be underestimated.
The government, he adds, is seeking "to exploit the people's resentment of the violence that is generated by the gangs and convert the resentment into votes".
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets once again in central Mexico City on Thursday — a national holiday in Mexico marking the start of 1910 Revolution — to protest the disappearance of 43 teaching students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School and the climate of narco violence and impunity generated by organized crime. .
