Sentence examples for continuing atrocity from inspiring English sources

Suppose that unjust combatants are engaged in a continuing atrocity, such as a massacre of civilians.

Gaddafi had openly promised mass murder and continuing atrocities against his own citizens.

Not only do we have evidence of continuing atrocities, but Sudan may also finally be paying attention to international pressure.

On July 14th the ICC's chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, is due to announce plans to charge further Sudanese government officials over the continuing atrocities in Darfur.

Sudan, to the north, has shrugged off Western threats and sanctions over the continuing atrocities in Darfur, thanks in large part to China's readiness to invest in Sudanese oilfields and buy their output.

GENEVA — The United Nations Human Rights Council is preparing to vote this week on a resolution that urges Sri Lanka to deliver on its promises to investigate allegations of mass civilian slaughter in the army campaign that crushed a rebel group in May 2009, and expresses growing international concern over a lengthy catalog of continuing atrocities.

The continuing atrocities, in particular the Harrods bombing, he blamed on 'double talk and double-dealing on the part of Britain which has kept the IRA and their fellow murderers in business these last dozen years.' It was as MP for South Down that his private member's bill to ban research on human embryos failed to reach the statute books, but not before it had received considerable support.

There are reports of continuing atrocities in Nigeria by the radical Islamist group Boko Haram, which kidnapped more than a 200 schoolgirls in April.

One should not overlook the continuing atrocities in Iraq either as the Iran-backed Shiite militias are ramping up their time-tested brutality game.

Despite reports of continuing atrocities by Gaddafi forces in the coastal city of Misrata and against Berber villages in Libya's remote western mountains, Cretz said progress is being made.

But Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned on Sunday that it is continued atrocities that could make intervention more likely.