threat of violence

And the threat of violence seems to have moved in to stay.

Women in such countries are under threat of violence, if not death.

Some simple threat of violence on your part isn't going to stop her.

Using physical force, or threat of violence, to get money.

The company said there had been no threats of violence.

They had not needed this threat of violence, quite the opposite in fact.

Threat of violence to man formerly subject to a control order.

"She'll bring it in because he's under the threat of violence."

There was enough tension in his voice to add a threat of violence to the order.

"I will not give in to the threat of violence.

These searches are designed to deal with the threat of violence.

Even under the best conditions, schools alone cannot eliminate the threat of violence.

The threat of violence appears to have been enough to keep most travelers away.

"It really changed how educators think about the threat of violence," he said.

She'd been frightened; there was a strong threat of violence building up on the street.

The conference went ahead despite threats of violence from those opposed to the union.

Some news crews left the scene due to the threat of violence.

This was usually the reaction to either threats of violence or legal action.

"They are afraid and don't want to have the threat of violence held over their heads," he said.

While he was still a child, his father fled due to threats of violence, and they never met again.

Sometimes, threats of violence cause damage to union members or supporters.

Otherwise, the threat of violence within and without their borders will remain.

But, it is not obvious why threats of violence should be limited even in this way.

"They still tend to respond to every challenge with threats of violence."

So were shots fired out the window or open threats of violence.