Sentence examples for form of impunity from inspiring English sources

Humanitarians scoff at politicians, governments, and corporations who say that they hold themselves to account, and yet in themselves they find this an acceptable form of impunity.

Readers familiar with the Irish conflict may recognise the main points of contention: the agreements will allow guerrilla members to participate in politics, a thought that many Colombians find distasteful; they will also establish a special justice system, allowing perpetrators of violence to avoid jail – a concession that many regard as a form of impunity.

Deals struck to usher leaders out of power are never disclosed in any detail, but they would have included in the past some form of impunity.

The recent signing of a new accord between Israeli and Palestinian leaders, and the resulting turnover of some occupied land to Palestinian control, appears to have had little effect on the widespread perception here that Israel enjoys a form of international impunity.

The pattern of impunity was set.

Unfortunately, this kind of impunity is nothing new.

It was this culture of impunity that forms one context for the current riots.

The culture of impunity that forms one context for the riots in England could eventually find a home here, too.

The next step will be for all states to implement the recommendations of this breakthrough document, starting, in the words of the resolution, by taking "all necessary measures, including enacting and enforcing legislation to prohibit female genital mutilations and to protect women and girls from this form of violence, and to end impunity".

The UN resolution banning FGM urges member states to condemn all harmful practices that affect women and girls, in particular FGM and to protect women and girls from this form of violence and to end impunity.

The ICC had been formed more than a decade ago to end the culture of impunity, but "now the process has degenerated into some kind of race hunting", Mr Hailemariam said.