Sentence examples for brutal rules from inspiring English sources

It has also shown how the brutal rules of a place like Chechnya can reach from the Caucasus into Western Europe, where Mr. Israilov found refuge.

I think he's an obstructionist, and intellectually and politically dishonest, but, hey, that's just playing the brutal rules of the political game in this country".

A Marine at the protest who was trained in crowd control detailed how riot police in Oakland fired on protesters in ways that are prohibited under our notoriously brutal rules of engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The assumption, in many minds, seems to be that whereas individual powers act on the world stage according to the brutal rules of realpolitik, the U.N. represents legitimacy and projects an aura of idealism.

Last year he promoted a school textbook justifying Stalin's brutal rule as a necessary evil.

In 1971, François Duvalier, known as Papa Doc, died in office after fourteen years of brutal rule.

Some escaped Saddam Hussein's brutal rule more recently by slipping over the borders.

During his brutal rule in the 1970's Mr. Amin had no use for a death row.

This brutal rule pointedly kills market liquidity in an industry that relies upon bar hopping.

"Government forces will continue their struggle until they liberate the entire country from the brutal rule of al Shabab".

"Uighur people are, just like the Tibetans, fed up with the Chinese government's brutal rule in their homeland.