Sentence examples for violence to go from inspiring English sources

"In my negotiations I've expected the level of violence to go down when the talks start.

Dinkins, who permitted violence to go on for three days in Crown Heights before directing the Police Department to stop it.

Responding in kind, a state police captain (Martin Sheen) asks Billy Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio, at left above with Mr. Nicholson), a cadet with a propensity for violence, to go undercover and infiltrate Costello's crew.

But police officials have acknowledged in interviews that the department's tactical and strategic decisions may have contributed to a set of circumstances that permitted some of the worst incidents of violence to go forward unchecked.

Relieved, we want the violence to go beyond what's possible in life — we need that heightening the way an ordinary sedan needs a turbo engine — but not too far beyond it.

Imagine a world where every female can actually realise her right to live free from violence, to go to school, to participate in decisions and to earn equal pay for equal work.

Diplomatic moves to mediate an end to the violence seemed to go nowhere.

The violence has to go down; the pressure has to remain on Arafat to do as much as he can.

One of the great ironies of today's Cairo is that the best way to avoid political violence is to go to the ashwa'iyet — the slums.

Vila Cruzeiro residents were left in the dark after electrical wires were destroyed during Thursday's police activity, and many, fearing future violence, refused to go home.

To say that you trust women who report sexual violence and to go to an event organised by someone accused of it is a deeply uncomfortable position to hold.