Sentence examples for violence incidence from inspiring English sources

There was a workplace violence incidence in the same office park, and your organization has yet to address that issue.

If we assume that women visited by the ED once in a six-year period, were new cases of violence, incidence would be equal to 10.7 per 10.000 (data not shown).

Albanian teachers use new ways of child discipline at school Tirana, 26 November 2013 – Teachers and school children found that by adopting  disciplinary measures that are not based on fear, threats, humiliation or physical force can help to reduce violence incidence at the school environment – says the communication for behaviour change survey released today from Ministry of Education and Sports.

Police are often first responders to intimate partner violence incidences.

Responding to the high level of violence and incidence of injury, Mr. Yett emphasised that, "For most adolescents, school is the most important setting outside of the family.

Youth with higher levels of exposure to community violence (via incidence and/or severity) report significantly more distress than those with lower exposure (Fitzpatrick and Boldizar 1993; Freeman et al. 1993; Jenkins 1993; Martinez and Richters 1993).

Exceptionally, a cohort study in South Africa documented an association between intimate partner violence and incidence of HIV infection, after 2 years of follow up with young women aged 15 26 years [ 17].

NATO has some 53,000 soldiers in the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, who "are also the victims of the surge and the uptick in violence in incidences we have seen recently," Mr. de Hoop Scheffer said.

But given what we know that one in five Australian women have experienced domestic violence, that incidences of domestic violence and stalking are actually increasing in frequency, that 48 women have been murdered in this country since January the stakes for being so cavalier with our privacy are too high.

Increased hospital visits due to drinking, substance use, or acts of violence along with incidence of STIs/HIV, unplanned pregnancies, sexual assaults, and even death, were revealed during data analysis.

Unsafe sex, partner violence and HIV incidence were higher in women with alcohol use disorders.