Sentence examples for violent division from inspiring English sources

Of course, before the violent division of the subcontinent in 1947, such a fence was unthinkable.

Although there has been a sharp debate between Islamists and secularists on Tunisia's identity, this has resulted in more compromise than violent division.

In 2014 Fatah and Hamas announced a reconciliation deal and formed a unity government, in an attempt to end seven years of sometimes violent division.

SEEKING UNITY IN TRAGEDY -- In the hardest-hit part of Sri Lanka, grief and exhaustion have overridden violent divisions for now.

He hated Iraq's violent divisions of sect and ethnicity — Ammar was a spiritual but profoundly secular person — and he refused to be identified by them.

But it's also a new perspective on a country that has otherwise become known by its violent divisions, and its singular political rhetoric.

They dominated the agenda by focusing relentlessly on rising prices, offering more of Mr Thaksin's populist economic policies as a remedy.Working togetherMs Yingluck's other great promise during the campaign was to close the violent divisions that have opened up in Thai society since the ousting of her brother in 2006.

"Then if we take the violent/non-violent division, which I don't really like calling that, if you play shoot-em-up games there's a 19% risk of you being higher up in one of those conduct bands than if you didn't play violent games.

"He admitted to the killing of Jerry Taylor," said Capt. Bill Richards, commander of the Tucson Police Department's violent crimes division.

It has held back social and economic development, heightened violent ethnic divisions and pushed the government toward a more repressive posture.

Far greater damage was wrought during the 1800's by our own violent internal divisions, most horrifically the great draft riots of 1863.