Sentence examples for violence states from inspiring English sources

TWO decades ago, in an effort to curb domestic violence, states began passing "mandatory arrest" laws.

aIt is worth noting that there is a deep literature on psychological traits that make an individual more likely to become a terrorist and on the psychological group dynamics that affect a group's cohesion, but we do not consider this literature extensively here because its focus relates to individual behaviors rather than the amount of violence states suffer at the hands of terrorists.

Same-old, same-old, namely, states with stronger gun laws suffer less gun violence, states with weaker gun laws suffer more.

Another report, the DVRCV's Submission to the Royal Commission into Family Violence, states: "technology provides perpetrators with easy, accessible, instantaneous, and potentially more public methods to control, monitor, and shame women".

"There was the Table de concertation des gaies et lesbiennes du Grand Montréal, which developed out of Sex Garage, and the group Lesbians and Gays Against Violence," states Deir.

But when the violence stated erupting all around him, he suddenly seemed so small and vulnerable".

Local histories of violence, state lack of responsibility to the poor, elite privileges and racism are other ingredients.

One in three female victims of domestic violence state their partner was drinking at the time of the assault.

Perhaps the ever-more-obvious data will be persuasive — yes, more gun control correlates with less violence, state-by-state and country-by-country.

Yet both the victims and the perpetrators of violence, state-sanctioned or personal, rarely escape their earlier experiences entirely without professional intervention.

Fear for the safety of their children in the face of Israeli violence (state sponsored, or otherwise) has been growing among Palestinians.