Sentence examples for impunity among from inspiring English sources
He said the main reason for the rise in deaths was a culture of impunity among officers.
He said he had been struck by an attitude of impunity among the South Sudanese who have enriched themselves.
But justice has yet to be done, and a culture of impunity among the 600,000 Indian soldiers and police in Kashmir lingers.
He decries a culture of impunity among politicians, many of whom have been tarnished by corruption scandals that emerge regularly with no lasting consequences.
The problem is this: there is a climate of impunity among Britain's police services that is fostered by the reluctance of the CPS to bring prosecutions.
Inga I and Inga II were put up at a time of impunity among DRC's political elite where there was little accountability regarding state expenditure.
Lagarde said the heavy economic costs borne by ordinary people, combined with anger at the bank bailouts and bankers enjoying impunity, was among key factors behind the rise of populism and backlash against globalisation.
Why neither nation is quite able to see why the targets of this largesse don't quite trust them, when both of us are still demonstrably unable to spread liberal democracy with impunity even among our own citizens, is quite the little mystery.
The Fed not only advocates consumer price inflation in the U.S. (something it has done brazenly since 2009), but it does so with near impunity, especially among economists.
They fear (plausibly in China's case, less so in Russia's) that their own nuclear arsenals could be rendered useless by an American shield while America could still use its rockets with impunity.Among the main provisions of the treaty are strict curbs on the construction of radars powerful enough to track incoming missiles in space.
In the past South Koreans tolerated a certain level of corruption, but slower growth and a perception of rising inequality have changed attitudes towards the culture of political impunity.Among those pardoned by Mr Lee is Choi See-joong, a former cabinet member and political mentor of the president.
