Sentence examples for violence task from inspiring English sources

A domestic violence task force added a training session on abuse in same-sex couples.

"I don't think there is any question about that," said Peter C. McDonald, a retired district court judge in Kentucky and a member of the Pentagon's now disbanded domestic violence task force.

A gun violence task force was created and 12 congressional actions were proposed that would have introduced background checks on firearms purchases, a ban on assault weapons and limits on magazine capacity.

The Pentagon's domestic violence task force, appointed in April 2000 and comprising 24 military and civilian experts, met regularly for three years to examine a system where, they found, soldiers rarely faced punishment or prosecution for battering their wives and where they often found shelter from civilian orders of protection.

The media is good at dealing with people, but not issues.' As to the police: 'Just because there's now a racial violence task force doesn't mean racism has been stamped out in the Met.' Depressingly, it is exactly the same story a short distance down the road at the Southall Community Centre, where Clarence Baker is based.

Biden has kept busy since President Barack Obama's reelection, meeting with notable Democrats and spearheading the White House's gun violence task force.

Community organizer Tony Herbert told ABC7 he's launched a new anti-violence task force called "One Family, One Community".

But among the recommendations made by the Post and Courier, embraced by the governor's domestic-violence task force and pushed hard at the local level by activists like Kennedy, is the lethality assessment: a short checklist that law enforcement can use to gauge how likely a domestic-violence incident is to turn deadly in the future.

Kati Cornell, a spokesperson for New York's Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor, confirmed to city newspapers that Shmurda had been arrested in a sting by a violence-reduction task force in Brooklyn.

By this reasoning, wrote Justice Rehnquist in his opinion, Congress "would be able to regulate murder or any other type of violence", a task which the constitution had clearly left to the states.

But over time, she became more and more outspoken, and now serves as a liaison on the violence prevention task force for Chicago Congresswoman Robin Kelly.