Sentence examples for violent repercussions from inspiring English sources

However, WHRDs often face violent repercussions for their work including physical attacks, death threats and assassinations.

Still, his raps spoke of drugs and the violent repercussions such a life could yield.

Analysts have warned the government of potentially vast and violent repercussions, in Palestine and throughout the region, if Mr Arafat is ousted.

Duterte also said freedom of expression provisions in the constitution did not necessarily protect a person from violent repercussions for defamation.

First published in 1996, Jones's harrowing literary thriller follows a desperate poacher who kills a young woman with a stray bullet, setting in motion a series of violent repercussions.

The United Nations decision to grant Libya its independence has already created violent repercussions throughout French North Africa — Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco — where the French have for many years been assuring the Arabs that they are not yet ready for independence.

Violence begets violence, and in a violent society repercussions must be expected in all sectors, including health: "Violence is increasing in Portuguese society and health suffers from this influence.

2 3 While medical and criminal perspectives tend to dominate the public discourse on violent injury, incidents have social, economic, political and personal repercussions.

ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER, former director of policy planning at the State Department, on the geopolitical repercussions of violent repression in Syria.

Can a man who has led a bad life achieve redemption through his child?" Hanks described Sullivan as a man who achieved a comfortable status through violent means, whose likely repercussions he ignored.

But in such a small community, the repercussions of a violent act are inescapable.