The phrase "allow impunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the absence of punishment or consequences for certain actions, often in legal or moral discussions.
Example: "The government's failure to hold corrupt officials accountable will only serve to allow impunity for their actions."
Alternatives: "permit immunity" or "grant exemption from punishment".
We cannot allow impunity in what appears to be a grave crime against humanity," Ban said.
We cannot allow impunity in what appears to be a grave crime against humanity.
The UN cannot allow impunity to remain, and will have to act if it wants to remain a credible international governing body," she said.
The decision by Guatemala's Constitutional Court was a dramatic legal victory for General Ríos Montt, 86, and a blow to human rights advocates who had called his conviction a sign that Guatemala's courts would no longer allow impunity for the country's powerful.
At the same time, violence perpetrated against journalists by criminal groups and local officials allowed impunity to tighten its grip in Latin America, with Brazil and Mexico each moving two spots higher on the index this year.
Justice may even be a precondition for reconciliation in cases where allowing impunity for serious wrongdoing would fuel resentment and undermine trust in institutions.
Greece, sitting 80 places further down that ranking, needs to follow that example and allow no impunity for corruption.
They are resisting calls for an impartial investigation of the incidents that happened in the early hours of May 31st, and unfortunately, the Obama Administration appears to be again manipulating events in the U.N. Security Council in order to allow Israel impunity.
Governments in Washington, London, France and Ottawa have portrayed the Assad regime's alleged use of chemical weapons as a threat to humanity everywhere -– the sort of cruelty and incivility that cannot be allowed with impunity.
Before the march, Calderón rejected the movement's calls, saying the war on drugs was the responsibility of all civilians and an end would allow drug cartels impunity.
"This impunity will allow for the same type of crime to be committed in the future".
