Sentence examples for violence moves from inspiring English sources

As the columnist Mary Holland wrote in The Irish Times yesterday, "One of the first rules from the child's guide to Northern politics is this: When the political process falters, violence moves in to fill the resulting vacuum".

Like prohibition in 1920s America, the most likely outcome of oppressive night laws is simply that violence moves horizontally into other spaces or underground – sometimes literally – into less surveilled zones.

SI Analysis: Reports emerge that the American Department of Homeland Security has drafted contigency plans in the case that drug violence moves north.

Within hours, the violence moved swiftly from the capital to the countryside.

The increased number of women MPs since 1997 undoubtedly resulted in issues such as childcare and domestic violence moving up the agenda.

Does it suggest a change in attitude toward war and violence, moving away from the detached strategies of the officers' battle plan and presenting, instead, the kinetic terror of the infantryman?

The violence moved beyond the North Caucasus in March when two female suicide bombers from the region killed 40 people in explosions in two Moscow subway stations the first such attacks in Moscow in six years.

Ivan Colovic noticed years ago how seamlessly violence moved from the stadium to the battlefield at the start of the Yugoslav wars, when the themes of ethnic identity and greater Serbia came to dominate the football fans' folklore.

[On Saturday morning, the violence moved into Baghdad's center when a roadside bomb exploded and damaged a passing vehicle, wounding two Iraqis inside, said Hamed Kadem, an Iraqi police commander.

They say females are increasingly involved in gang criminal activities, including committing violence, moving money, drugs or guns, providing an alibi when needed and being used to set up "honey trap" attacks on rival gang members.

But the crops and related violence moved elsewhere in the country, and after some 4m hectares (9.88m acres) of coca were sprayed with herbicide in 15 years, coca production is on the rise again and Colombia remains the world's top producer of coca and cocaine.