Sentence examples for brutal conduct from inspiring English sources

She was quick to defend the military for its brutal conduct in East Timor.

At the interview McCarthy claimed that Baldwin was trying to whitewash the American military and that the Americans had in fact been guilty of brutal conduct.

Senators voted 56-to-41 56-to-41 56-to-41ilitory support for Saudi Arabia's often brutal cutduct in the Yemen civil war.

With the civil war, and the brutal conduct of some Bedouin units, Hussein's credit among the Arab states was running out.

First, there is the Roman emperor Titus, who in Mozart's opera assumes an almost saintly profile but is better remembered for his brutal conduct in the Jewish War.

District Attorney Richard A. Brown said the sentence was warranted by "the terrible physical damage the defendant inflicted by her violent and brutal conduct".

They both decried Japan's "brutal" and "barbarous" conduct in the war at a time when Korea-Japanese relations are at their lowest ebb in years.

Amnesty International's human rights organisation's southern Africa director, Noel Kututwa, said the incident was "the latest in an increasingly disturbing pattern of brutal police conduct in South Africa".

WASHINGTON — Even the most exacting truth commission may have a hard time determining for certain whether brutal interrogations conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency helped keep the country safe.

This week's episode may well find itself in the headlines, thanks to its horrifyingly brutal prologue, conducted in a cold and startlingly blank manner.

Several of those techniques bear similarities to those used by Zuley when he took over the interrogation of Mohamedou Ould Slahi at Guantánamo, described in official government reports and a best-selling memoir serialised last month by the Guardian as one of the most brutal ever conducted at the US wartime prison.