Sentence examples for extensive genocide from inspiring English sources
But the commission's Madrid lawyers said there was no statute of limitations, since the case fell under Spain's extensive genocide laws, and that Spain's criminal and civil code required the restitution of stolen property, even if held by a third party in good faith.
Some of the most extensive massacres of the genocide occurred in Butare: in just two or three weeks, at least twenty thousand Tutsis were killed in Cyahinda Parish, and at least thirty-five thousand in Karama Parish.
Genocide is called "A Problem from Hell" by Samantha Power, now U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, in her extensive 2003 book by that name because genocide is the destruction of human life for the sake of wiping a whole people from the earth.
Mr. Romney added that he would also indict the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, under the Geneva Conventions for inciting genocide, as well as implement "extensive covert activity".
A similar class action lawsuit, representing the 437,000 victims of the Hungarian Holocaust and their families against the Hungarian State Railways, claims that "although the Hungarian genocide was the single most extensive and brutal of all the Nazi genocides of World War II... not even one percent of the Hungarian victims' financial losses has been restituted".
And, after an extensive clandestine visit to Darfur in 2007, he reported on the ethnic cleansing and genocide there for Le Monde and The Financial Times.
The largest recent outbreak since World War II was in Burundi in the mid 90s, where modern molecular techniques were used to show that a single outbreak of "jail fever" sparked an extensive epidemic of louseborne typhus in the refugee camps of Rwanda, Burundi, and Zaire countries racked by ongoing civil war and genocide (13).
"Genocide, genocide, genocide.
