Sentence examples for impunity over from inspiring English sources

The sense of impunity over the attack follows a pattern, Guarani leaders said, in which they face landowners who mount powerful legal efforts to oust squatters from their properties.

The home secretary, Theresa May, who is responsible for law enforcement in Britain, said: "This report brings into sharp focus police failings that allowed Savile to act with impunity over five decades.

Armed groups in Libya have killed, attacked, kidnapped, intimidated and threatened Libyan journalists with impunity over the past two years, says Human Rights Watch (HRW) in a report released today.

Indeed, a 2013 Sydney University study called the situation "slow-motion genocide", arguing that Indonesia has acted with intent in its strict control over the population – and with impunity over human rights violations such as the Biak massacre in 1998.

Home Secretary Theresa May, who commissioned the report, said it had brought into "sharp focus police failings that allowed Savile to act with impunity over five decades".

Even at the ancient ruins of Baalbeck and Aanjar - themselves ordained with World Heritage status - one can walk with impunity over stones laid hundreds of years ago.

It's the message that these cases deliver: that the age of impunity is over; that in the future, committing such crimes will not be so easy to get away with.

Hopes that a new regime under Joko Widodo, the president-elect, may end the tradition of impunity seem over-optimistic.

And on Burma, Mr Brown insisted "the age of impunity is over".

For its supporters, the court has served its purpose: the age of impunity is over.

By comparison, the Rwandan genocide tribunal, based in Tanzania, has in eight years secured only 16 convictions, despite a biennial budget of $204m.The Special Court is supposed to show Sierra Leoneans, at close hand, that the age of impunity is over.