Sentence examples for brutal program from inspiring English sources

Under the Ustaše regime, whose slogan was "Za dom Spremni" ("Ready for the Fatherland"), a brutal program of oppression was conducted against the Orthodox Serbs and the Jews.

Ignatius wrote that Feinstein "wanted a report so tough that it would 'ensure that an un-American, brutal program of detention and interrogation will never again be considered or permitted,' as she put it".

David Miliband, as the campaign front-runner, appeared reluctant to take too aggressive a stance on the government's austerity program, advocating instead a less brutal program to cut the country's $240 billion annual deficit, one that would feature more tax increases and fewer spending cuts than proposed by the ruling Conservatives and their coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats.

She had actually presented this as the reason to make the report public: If the Senate can declassify this report, we will be able to ensure that an un-American, brutal program of detention and interrogation will never again be considered or permitted.

In order to deprive the revolutionaries of the rural support on which they depended, Weyler instituted a brutal program of "reconcentration," forcing hundreds of thousands of Cubans into camps in the towns and cities, where they died of starvation and disease by the tens of thousands.

SELF-MEDICATED In this drama, a teen-age substance abuser is forced into a brutal rehab program.

To begin with, despite Boal's contentions, "Zero Dark Thirty" does not capture the complexity of the debate about America's brutal detention program.

The victims' civil lawsuit alleges that psychologists James Elmer Mitchell and John Bruce Jessenen, independent contractors hired by the CIA, designed a brutal torture program that amounted to a "joint criminal enterprise".

Bruised by on-the-job trauma and the breakup of his marriage, Ben descends to the lower 48, where he becomes an instructor in the brutal training program for rescue divers, known as "A School".

By far the most high-value accused Sept. 11 conspirator captured by the U.S., he was also subjected to the most torture by CIA interrogators, according to a Senate Intelligence Committee summary about the agency's brutal interrogation program.

Graphic details of the CIA's brutal interrogation program came to light Tuesday when the Senate Intelligence Committee released a 499-page executive summary of its report on the agency's practices.