Sentence examples for lead to atrocities from inspiring English sources

"The collapse of the regime will lead to atrocities, communities targeting communities, as in Rwanda," he said.

Without this stark and horrible example of how prejudice and fascism can lead to atrocities, would such things be as vilified as they are today?

Khartoum often uses purported rebel movements as justification for military intervention that lead to atrocities, but Human Rights Watch said that it has no reason to believe rebels were present in Tabit at the time of the attacks.

Thomas Ricks, in his recent book on Iraq, "The Gamble," portrays Steele as a soldier whose actions "directly led to atrocities".

The danger is quite literally overkill, when the awareness of a common humanity which can paralyse soldiers is erased by a hatred so intense it leads to atrocities.

And that drove the Democrats to find sixty votes in their own caucus, which led to atrocities like the Cornhusker kickback, and a stretch in December when the Republicans were filibustering and the Democrats were refusing amendments.

This led to atrocities such as the Tak Bai massacre of October 2004, when Thai soldiers gunned down at least six Muslim protesters and then killed 78 more, mostly through suffocation, by cramming them into army trucks.

This sentiment in the U.S. led to atrocities like the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which sought to keep out immigrants from poorer countries.

The CAR is collapsing and it could lead to mass atrocities, with each community trying to slaughter the other.

The ongoing fracturing of Syria along sectarian lines, with targeting of suspect communities on both sides, will only deepen Syria's misery and lead to further atrocities.

Still, the Myanmar leader's failure to condemn the offensive in Rakhine has emboldened the military, and could lead to further atrocities, Khin said, adding that Suu Kiy's comments will "encourage more impunity".