Sentence examples for and orders to kill from inspiring English sources
We have seen firsthand the destruction, the displacement, the years of missed schooling, the tragic loss of life, the sexual slavery, the abduction and trauma of child soldiers, the forced eating of human flesh and orders to kill family members, the scarred faces and missing limbs of children and parents that is the result of the LRA war.
During one of Saddam's hallmark purges in 1979, several ministers were handed weapons and ordered to kill colleagues whom Saddam had just declared to be "traitors".
His opposition to the futuristic movie, which depicts teenagers being kidnapped and ordered to kill one another, reflects a fear of violent crime that has grown in Tokyo in recent years.
Early in THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (1962), Sgt. Raymond Shaw Laurence Harveyy) has a nightmare in which he's brainwashed by Soviet and Chinese agents and ordered to kill one of his own men.
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We are not accusing all of them, but he tortured and gave orders to kill," he said.
Among the epithets that the interviewers reported were "Kill the slaves" and "We have orders to kill all the blacks".
Even in isolation they have been able to rely on codes to communicate and issue their orders to kill.
The captors detected the presence of a foreign military surveillance team and followed standing orders to kill the hostages if there were an attempt to free them (Zenn 2013, p. 2).
She had already taken down four or five men – maybe even six, as the Molotov cocktail had a wide explosive ring – but all of them seemed like creeps and they had orders to kill anything that moved.
The sentences of some higher-ranking offenders could be reduced in return for such testimony, but it is intended to build criminal cases against the top brass of the military and intelligence apparatus who gave orders to kill and torture.
