Sentence examples for violence working from inspiring English sources

"Many women endure domestic violence, including physical and sexual assault, and often remain with their husband as a result of cultural beliefs that dictate submissive behaviour of women," reports the UN's Somalia gender-based violence working group (pdf).

The 25-year-old who once took up arms against India had renounced violence, working as a baker and farmhand to support his elderly parents, and knew that joining the crowds would get him arrested again.

Sherrills reveals his story of growing up in gang violence, working his way out and against it, and then uncovering his personal trauma that led him into living against his true being.

There's no way I'd be doing what I'm doing today--stopping the violence, working with young people, helping them not fall into the traps that are out there, sending them to college and paying for their college education, working for police accountability and reform--if I hadn't learned my history.

UNICEF will remain committed to humanitarian coordination by leading the NFI/shelter, nutrition, education and WASH clusters and the child protection working groups and will support the facilitation of the cash working group and the gender-based violence working group.

The level of exposure to role conflicts, the level of exposure to threats and violence, working in apartment units for the aged, and changes in the work situation between baseline and follow-up that were reported to result in less support and encouragement were positively associated with the level of psychological distress.

Start Strong Idaho, a program of the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, works with experts in health and youth programming.

"There is the deep and tragic misunderstanding between the three main parties involved," he said, describing his theory of how violence works in just about any American city.

Honour-based violence works also in the same basis because they expect people to toe the line, they expect people ensure the honour of the family.

"Violence works," said one jubilant worker to me at Marikana on Wednesday.

That said, the violence worked both ways.