Sentence examples for cases of banditry from inspiring English sources

Cases of banditry, which local officials were forced to combat, occurred constantly in the countryside.

First, we identify key causes of banditry, including supervisors not enforcing performance standards, poorly constructed reward systems, and the failure to recognize individual differences when designing jobs.

And there is a huge level of banditry.

The tourists, however, did not, scared away by reports of banditry.

I had hoped that the rumours of banditry were exaggerated; perhaps I was wrong.

Nag, who covered rural issues such as access to water and electricity, faces charges of banditry, arson and criminal conspiracy.

The rise of banditry and a Qaeda network in West Africa forced us to take an armed escort across one particularly lawless stretch of "highway".

The previous one said he could not alone "solve the difficulties linked to a poor city that suffers from 50 years of immigration and a tradition of banditry".

Most military histories skim over the Middle Ages, incorrectly believing it to be a period in which strategy was displaced by a combination of banditry and religious fanaticism.

We shouldn't need Kevorkian's ostentation of banditry to confer on people authority over their own being, which of necessity encompasses authority over their own deaths.

Alexander went to Paris to visit the Brigade for the Repression of Banditry, a special police unit that investigates organized crime.