Sentence examples for chosen to kill from inspiring English sources

[Hadfi] could have chosen to kill more people outside the ground.

I have chosen to kill myself as there is no other way".

But of greater note is how Obama campaigned against President Bush by criticising his policy of imprisoning without trial – yet has chosen to kill individuals without trial.

When Clinton ordered Cruise missile strikes against Afghanistan and Sudan after Al Qaeda bombed the United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Hitchens wrote a series of columns dissecting the American retaliation: he concluded that Clinton had chosen to kill innocent people (primarily Sudanese) in order to distract attention from Monica Lewinsky.

"Why couldn't there have been a capture and trial?" Last month, President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser, John O. Brennan, delivered a speech in which he strongly denied the accusation that the administration had sometimes chosen to kill militants when capturing them was possible, saying the policy preference is to interrogate them for intelligence.

Chakrabarti had chosen To Kill a Mockingbird as her own most influential read by a female author, calling it "particularly significant for me but also for generations of lawyers", as "it's the book that made many of us want to be involved in the law" and "the book that introduced many of us to our belief in human rights".

A skeptical version of pacifism can thus develop from the worry that when we choose to kill in self-defense, we never know whether this killing is in fact justifiable.

"Once the sentence is passed, if the victim's family choose to kill, then we take the defendant to the execution site, and the killing is carried out," said Sheikh Adam Ahmed, the highest judge in Bossasso.

The US chose to kill my mother.

Why the pirates chose to kill their captives remains murky.

Until the car chooses to kill you because it's programmed to do so.