Sentence examples for violence to wait from inspiring English sources

PRADET's dos Santos says he and his staff have a difficult time persuading women who have reported domestic violence to wait for official procedures to be carried out.

Unlike how in too many other countries people must brave the threat of physical violence to wait for hours to vote, here in the U.S. we can choose if and when to stroll to the polls.

"Do we really want to tell victims of domestic violence they have to wait up to 20 business days — which is under this bill — before they are allowed to adequately defend themselves?" she asked.

Administration officials now acknowledge that they hesitated in the first few days of the rioting, not wanting to intervene too early in case they could not stem the violence, but not wanting to wait so long that it would spin out of control.

Oecolampadius had pressed for changes but wanted to avoid violence and was willing to wait until the disputation planned for May.

Globally, 526 million women are forced to go to the toilet in the open – often facing physical threats and violence as they are forced to wait until after dark before leaving their houses.

These humans who have witnessed so much horror, violence, and inhumane aggression, continue to wait in bitter hopes of moving onto the next phase of their journeys and of finding peace and secure refuge in Europe.

Generally with violence there is no need to wait.

As a result, Fulani refugees are forced to wait out the violence in improvised camps, fearing for their lives.

Some decided to wait as reports of violence outside the stadium reached them. .

The consequences of sexual violence are too large, costly and urgent to wait.