Sentence examples for indiscriminate state from inspiring English sources

But what about the families of the inmates' hostages who were slain that day by indiscriminate state police gunfire?

Both Cameron and Clegg were critical of that tendency when in opposition; for many Liberal Democrats resistance to indiscriminate state snooping is a matter of existential honour.

During the course of this case, the ECJ has ruled on another challenge — brought against emergency surveillance legislation rushed through the UK parliament in 2014 (called DRIPA) — stating in December that "general and indiscriminate" state data retention regimes contravene EU law.

Last November, under mounting pressure over its broadly drafted surveillance regime — including a landmark judgment by Europe's top court, at the end of 2016, which stated that "general and indiscriminate" state data retention regimes contravene EU law — a Home Office consultation paper revealed plans to amend the legislation to try to squeeze its powers into a more lawful shape.

Electronica 2 also includes collaborations with luminaries such as Hans Zimmer, Peaches, Pet Shop Boys, Yello, and Cyndi Lauper, none of whom have squirrelled damning secrets of indiscriminate state surveillance out of heavily guarded facilities at great personal risk, and were named runner-up for Time magazine's Person of the Year in 2013.

Because Jeju was labeled a "Red" island, the South Korean government and police unleashed an indiscriminate, state-sponsored killing spree in the name of "national defense".

The shark cull policy has since been abandoned, with premier Colin Barnett admitting it was "probably a little indiscriminate", but state and federal governments agreed for the exemption to continue.

He reluctantly accepted a series of severe IMF structural adjustment plans, to the dismay of the working poor, but he refused to acquiesce in the indiscriminate privatisation of state resources, and stuck to his guns over wages, education and health.

Completion of the internal market must not be slowed down by an unchecked and indiscriminate distribution of State aid.

Local officials grew fixated on the need to boost GDP, helped by often indiscriminate lending by state-owned banks.

Britain faces severe criticism from the European parliament over its continued arms trade with Saudi Arabia amid growing evidence of the Arab state's indiscriminate bombing of Yemen.