Sentence examples for cases of lawlessness from inspiring English sources
Earlier this week, the office of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon called on Burma's authorities "to take urgent and effective action to bring under control all cases of lawlessness".
Much as we might like to see some big names doing porridge, prosecutors have struggled to build convincing cases of willful lawlessness.
The BBC's Mark Lowen in eastern Ukraine says there have been cases of kidnapping as lawlessness has reigned amid fighting between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russia militias.
He said in an e-mail: "I have used the case repeatedly as a leading example of a disturbing trend of lawlessness on the part of China's police.
"This outrageous act tops off a chronic pattern of lawlessness, throughout this case, by judges and politicians hellbent on thwarting the vote of the people to redefine marriage by any means, even outright corruption," he said in a statement.
But it needn't slip into the chasm of lawlessness and despair.
Whatever the case, as evening nears on the fourth day of lawlessness, one thing is desperately clear: London needs more police on the streets, tonight.
At that point the congressman (whose father, a judge, presided over school desegregation cases) begins to muse about the past, and moments of lawlessness shrouded in silence.
In his law and order rant of his speech, Trump's sense of lawlessness, as expected, ignored the frightening cases of police shootings of unarmed black men.
The case highlights the lawlessness of much of Afghanistan.
