Sentence examples for atrocities will continue from inspiring English sources

"The international community must act now, otherwise such atrocities will continue to define post-conflict Sri Lanka".

While President Bush has at last broken his virtual silence on the subject this year, without an outcry from Americans, the atrocities will continue.

Unless and until religious leaders speak out unambiguously and unceasingly against these acts, and until women are treated as equals within the world's religions, these atrocities will continue, even grow with the dominance of conservative religion worldwide.

He says he will continue documenting atrocities against his own people by gathering information on victims, monitoring smuggling networks and working with local security forces and government officials.

In the short and medium term, Isis will continue to commit terrorist atrocities such as the July bombing in Karrada that killed close to 300 people, and it still has its apparatus in Syria as a launching pad for attacks and atrocities elsewhere.

In the short- and medium-term, Isis will continue to commit terrorist atrocities such as the July bombing in Karrada that killed close to 300 people, and it still has its apparatus in Syria as a launching pad for attacks and atrocities elsewhere.

Last we checked, atrocities carried out in the name of religion will continue to be regarded by U.S. laws as the criminal actions that they are.

But the atrocities committed by his regime, on an industrial scale, will continue to propel some towards armed resistance, and IS will be looking for ways back into the Syrian battle space.

The Ricky Martin Foundation will continue to shed light on this atrocity and launch efforts to prevent it.

JH: Mr Clegg, [we have done nothing] in the face of appalling atrocities around the world, we have done so for many years, we will continue to do so for many, many more years to come.

Since 2007, the Centre of Archaeology of Staffordshire University (UK) has been involved in the study and research of the evidence of these atrocities in order to demonstrate how an archaeological approach to Treblinka has, and will continue to, enhance contemporary discussions about the camps and provide a richer, more accurate record of events.