Sentence examples for it a genocide from inspiring English sources
For a time, in June , 1994 as the killing continued in Rwanda, the Clinton Administration instructed its officials to avoid calling it a genocide, although the possibility that "acts of genocide may have occurred" was acknowledged.
The Americans, invoking the memory of the horrors of Rwanda a decade ago, have less coyly called it a genocide.
During those vicious 100 days, though, Western countries, including the United States, refused to call it a genocide.
Though the pope had issued a document last year calling it a genocide, the Turks had asked that he avoid using that word here.
Turkey, however, refuses to call it a genocide and has insisted that the toll has been inflated; Turkey's embassy to the Holy See cancelled a planned news conference later today.
On This Week, Zarif emulated the new tone when he called the Holocaust a "heinous crime, it was a genocide, it must never be allowed to be repeated".
One crime, however heinous — and Holocaust was a heinous crime, it was a genocide, it must never be allowed to be repeated — but that crime cannot be, and should not be, a justification to trample the rights of the Palestinian people for 60 years.
"[The] Holocaust was a heinous crime, it was a genocide, it must never be allowed to be repeated, but that crime cannot be and should not be a justification to trample the rights of the Palestinian people for 60 years," he said.
Then you talk about the education and opportunities, and just the location, this is some isolation, and honestly…" He lowered his voice even though we were alone, "It's… it's a genocide, man". .
It's a genocide, actually, if you are gutsy enough to call it what it is.
