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This action, however, did not stop the tide of violence.

This conference is very important to stop the rising tide of violence.

No one claims that such an approach is by itself enough to roll back the tide of violence.

It's too risky to simply ride the rising tide of violence.

After years on the rise, it seemed as if Newark's tide of violence might be ebbing.

Like many Iraqis, he seemed divided in his thoughts on the occupation, the future and the rising tide of violence.

Now the rebels have unleashed a tide of violence against the very civilians they once joined forces to protect.

The truth is, law enforcement alone cannot stem the ferocious tide of violence in the United States.

German establishment politicians have also been slow to react to the rising tide of violence against foreigners.

Then in August 1991, Arthur junior was murdered, unleashing a tide of violence.

Mr. Annenberg says he wants to help stem the growing tide of violence in schools.

The expectation that they will return ebbs and flows with the tide of violence across the Jordan River.

Supporters say the legislation is an important first step in combating a rising tide of violence against racial minorities, Jews and homosexuals.

The law is the work not of the religious right but of a black State Senator concerned with the rising tide of violence.

Maybe then the tide of violence will subside, a political solution can be reached and the most beautiful of countries will at last enjoy peace.

'Under the wrong king this tide of violence might swirl and sweep south across the border.'

Mr. Solheim said it was imperative to halt the tide of violence for the talks to be productive.

Although they often contribute their fair share, only a handful of students serve to stem the tide of violence in this untamed outpost.

In his last book, "The Drowned and the Saved" (1986), he warns that "few countries can be considered immune to a future tide of violence."

Rising Tide of Violence The talks come amid increasing violence by Islamic militants.

Additional $10,000 grants were given in December to eight other community organizations that are trying to stem the tide of violence in New York.

But on the ground in Israel and the occupied territories there is a tide of violence and hatred that imminently threatens to destroy that chance.

The incidents come at a time of rising concern about the safety of judges because of a rising tide of violence related to drugs.

But gun control has always been an issue in which emotions have carried the day, and the tide of violence now seems to be sweeping emotions toward greater restrictions.

Moore's murder catalyzed the formation of a number of civic and local groups that went on to work to stem the tide of violence in Boston.