Sentence examples for worldwide violence from inspiring English sources

Those efforts are echoed in the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, where the almost overwhelming effect of seeing the rooms precisely as she described them is muted by attempts to treat Anne's fate as a single example of worldwide violence and injustice.

The foreign policy positions put forth in this "brilliant book" lead to a government increasingly unworthy of loyalty, a people not worthy of respect, helped along by well-educated, well-paid apologists for the dissolution of democracy and the practice of worldwide violence.

This decision led to worldwide violence and threats of violence, against Denmark, against Jyllands-Posten and against the cartoonists.

Impacting one in three women worldwide, violence against women and girls is the most pervasive human rights violation.

It makes sense that Facebook shouldn't be a place to fearture organized worldwide violence, and they are very clear on that.

Nathan Gardels: One is tempted to say "here we go again," yet another episode of worldwide violence and protests against an insult to the Prophet Muhammad -- there was the Salman Rushdie fatwa, the Danish cartoon and your own case in Holland, where your partner in a film about Islam and women was assassinated in Amsterdam.

I use the word killer': Maasai speak out One in three women worldwide faces violence in her lifetime.

Mrs. Clinton also cited the country as an example of a "disturbing trend" worldwide in violence against racial, ethnic and religious minority groups.

Why? Because, according to pretty much all who have commented on the case, the website, mirrored on various servers and domains worldwide, incites violence.

Video: Child marriage in Mauritania: 'When it has ended, I will be so happy' Gallery: West Bank water crisis puts Palestinians in firing zone One in three women worldwide faces violence in her lifetime.

The office of the UN high commissioner for refugees says the number of people forcibly displaced from their homes worldwide by violence and war, ethnic or religious persecution, natural disaster or famine, is higher than at any time since the second world war.