Sentence examples for impunity whether from inspiring English sources

Police budgets should be slashed this means slowing down the war on drugs, not compromising public safety but slashing those budgets is only a victory if it means fewer people on the streets empowered to carry guns and kill people with impunity, whether they're paid law enforcement or unpaid interns or George Zimmerman.

Instead, they simply argue that the United States would keep bombing with impunity (whether over a course of weeks, months, or even years) or perhaps even expand our military options (ground troops?) to keep the program off-line, and thus "contained".

Human rights advocates wonder if soldiers will once again kill with impunity and whether dubious accusations will lead to killings outside the law.

"This case will be the test," he said, "about whether impunity will finally come to an end in El Salvador".

The accusations of violence, theft and impunity raise new questions about whether the local police and government-supported militias in Afghanistan, which are meant to play a major role in defending small villages against the Taliban, are instead undermining security at a critical moment for the country and the NATO-led war effort.

Adding to the sense of impunity, American law is unclear on whether contractors working for agencies other than the Pentagon are even subject to American criminal law.

At one point, we ventured into a particularly violent region where the police wore black ski masks (whether for self-protection or easy impunity, it wasn't clear); Father Tomás and Rubén alike paid no mind.

I still wonder, however, whether a Chinese citizen could, with impunity, send an e-mail to the director of the Melbourne festival expressing support for Rebiya Kadeer and endorsing her presence at the festival and the screening of the film.

Today, the big debate within sports governance is whether to put an end to the impunity of sports organizations".

"We have to ask ourselves whether these cases really help the fight against impunity worldwide.

My concern all along has been that there should not be impunity for torture or any other unlawful treatment of detainees, whether it is in the United States or anywhere else in the world.