Sentence examples for lawlessness without from inspiring English sources
He then left the area, which is suffering from serious lawlessness, without doing anything to replace them.
Bill Clinton was libidinous and truth-parsing but also cautious, while George W. Bush was an incurious crusader who believed himself chosen by God and drove almost the entire national-security establishment into lawlessness without thinking twice.
These Final Hours captures a similar kind of lawlessness but without the promise of a reset button.
Drugs thrive in a war culture, because warlords need the money from such illicit sales to buy weapons, and growers and smugglers need an environment of lawlessness to operate without fear of the police.
Without this, lawlessness and Hobbesian disrespect for sovereignty would creep in every day.
"The Jane Mayers, Sy Hershes and Walter Pincuses have all done superb work for decades without the rampant lawlessness that was behind these stories," he said, adding later, "I've never heard any of those journalists endorsing the wholesale theft of thousands of classified government records".
The world, horrified, discovered the truth about Mexico: that official complicity with organized crime, corruption, and impunity has left ordinary citizens in many parts of the country without protection against predatory violence and lawlessness.
But as long as Somalia continues to exist without an effective government, many believe lawlessness within the country and off its lengthy coast will only grow.
Without being able to cite American lawlessness, violent extremists would face a harder time recruiting suicide bombers.
His problem was to regularize his own position so as to make it generally acceptable, without simultaneously reopening the door to violent lawlessness.
Rescue and aid efforts to Somalia are hampered by poor infrastructure and the hazardous security environment that exists in a country which has been without effective government for 13 years of lawlessness and armed conflict between rival warlords.
