Sentence examples for violence that drive from inspiring English sources

Yet the knotty social and economic problems (and, in the case of many Rohingyas, the violence) that drive migrants to flee are still there along with the pervasive corruption encouraging the people-trafficking.

The fight against HIV has maximised the benefits of music to enable communities to discuss taboos related to sex, risky practices and gender-based violence that drive the spread and exacerbate its impact.

In 1995, at the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, the world, including the United States, committed to a plan that would save these lives by providing emergency obstetric care, ending the sex discrimination and sexual violence that drive the H.I.V.-AIDS epidemic, closing the gender gap in education, and ensuring economic opportunities for girls and women.

That is essential since it was army- and police-backed violence that drove Mr. Tsvangirai out of the second round, creating the current destructive political impasse.

But even when trapped between European anger and the violence that drove them out of their country, refugees still brave the worsening seas.

The threat of political violence that drove Nora's parents to leave Morocco is given expression in Maryam's quiet melancholy, her regret at losing her homeland, and in her elder daughter's duty-bound frustration.

After four years of indecisive conflict and violence that drove ethnic Armenians from Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, ethnic Armenian troops swept into the mountainous, 1,700-square-mile region, emptying villages and collective farms and driving out Azerbaijanis.

For years, Brian Mejia begged for his father's blessing to slip out of his village in El Salvador and make the perilous trek to the US, away from the gang violence that drove his father across the border.

As the economy began its half-century implosion, the General consoled himself at European spas and at the races at Ascot, and with a string of wives, despite a capacity for violence that drove one of his companions away after he threw an ashtray at her throat.

In the long-term, this will require the return of reliable infrastructure and an end to the cycle of poverty and violence that drives girls and their families to seek protection and income in return for sex, both within marriage and outside it.

The gang spread throughout Central America, contributing to a surge in violence that drove tens of thousands of people to flee to the U.S. Trying to stem the bloodshed and crime that was spurring the mass migration north, the Obama Administration partnered with governments in Central America to combat MS-13 and other gangs but with mixed results.