Sentence examples for violence incurred from inspiring English sources

Few victims of workplace violence incurred a serious physical injury – there were no workplace deaths during the study period.

"Jersey Shore," its sexual hook-ups, cultural caricatures, nasty language and bursts of physical violence, incurred some initial advertiser resistance; Domino's Pizza removed its commercials during the first season.

Even in works of fantasy, violence should incur a recognisable cost.

Under Farinacci, the Fascist squadre d'azione (armed squads) engaged in brutal repression and violence, often incurring Mussolini's disfavour, especially by forcibly taking over Cremona (July 1922).

The underlying message of this interview is the paradox that religion may incur violence.

Nor have we received any complaint from a consumer stating their insurance company refused to pay their medical bills incurred from domestic violence.

Being the first of its kind in Cambodia, the findings are key to understanding the consequences of childhood violence and the economic costs incurred by the society at large.

It is the position of the Department that if an insurance company denied payment of a claim incurred in an act of domestic violence, such action would be a violation of the Unfair Trade Practices Act, as promulgated in Miss.

As the violence continued, a Palestinian security officer died today of wounds incurred last week when Israeli forces moved into the Palestinian-controlled West Bank city of Jericho.

Mangan praised the Queensland premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, for being "incredibly responsive" to the domestic violence crisis, saying she had offered to cover the additional costs incurred due to the huge increase in calls.

It's undeniable that our public servants who are involved in violence against human subjects incur deep psychological injury.