Sentence examples for from impunity from inspiring English sources

"It would be unacceptable that those guilty of these crimes can benefit from impunity," Mr. Fabius said, without specifying of whom he spoke.

Prosecutors have also contradicted Amnesty's claims that police benefit from impunity, saying 587 officers have been brought to justice in the past five years.

In doing so, it became one of a growing community of states, including the majority of African countries, dedicated to tipping the balance in favor of justice and away from impunity.

Often, video is the only thing that can tip the scales from impunity to accountability.

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You're not endorsing the shameless way he fled to Vietnam, a place he thought he could stage his atrocity exhibition free from impunity.

Mr Jospin, bolstered by his reputation for Protestant integrity, primly says that no one from the highest to the lowest should benefit from "zero impunity", a reference to Mr Chirac's invocation of presidential immunity.But scandal-mongering is something Mr Chirac is adept at facing down.

"It all goes back to the problem set that there are sanctuaries in the tribal areas that militant insurgent groups are able to operate from with impunity," said the commander, Gen. David D. McKiernan, who took over the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in June.

When the history books are written chronicling the shift from police impunity to accountability, July through November of 2014 will be designated as the critical turning point.

"People think, if the guy is in there forever, what's the value in making sure that he's not stolen from with impunity?" But, he said, "You still have property rights in prison.

However, a silver lining has emerged as the investigation of this scandal could engender a deviation from the climate of impunity from which Brazilian elitists have long operated.