Sentence examples for enabled impunity from inspiring English sources
New laws to tackle the violence have not been implemented, which Amnesty International says has enabled impunity to persist.
"It enables impunity from the regime".
Big-man interests are also driving a movement to withdraw en masse from the International Criminal Court (ICC), which would enable impunity for mass atrocities.
Extremists are determined to topple Pakistan's government, yet they operate with impunity, enabled by the elites.
Overall, Gulalai operated in a "culture of impunity" enabled by his close ties to high-ranking Afghan officials and status as "a key partner for international agencies working on counter terrorism and insurgency" — an apparent reference to the CIA and U.S. Special Operations forces.
"Just as impunity has enabled violence and atrocities for decades in Colombia, sustainable peace won't be possible without holding accountable perpetrators of the worst abuses, such as rape, disappearances and torture".
Likening the idea to a crack house, federal officials say allowing the use of illicit drugs with impunity enables and exacerbates the intractable opioid problem; the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania argued that opening Safehouse would violate the Controlled Substances Act, which makes it illegal to open or run a place where illegal drugs are knowingly used.
The foreign-designed Afghan constitution has allowed for a gross consolidation of power and wealth that has directly fostered a culture of impunity, enabling characters like Rabbani to be recycled into leadership positions ad infinitum.
"The BBC has a lot to do to show this isn't just an HR exercise and that it will genuinely tackle the culture of 'reverence and fear' of celebrities which enabled Savile to offend with impunity.
A 1993 amnesty law guaranteed impunity for perpetrators, and enabled the criminal networks formed by business, military and political elites to remain intact.
He is enabled to commit great evil with impunity.
