By now, the litany of depraved conduct in this conflict almost defies belief, including the rebel seizure of a Russian hospital in 1995 and a Russian town in 1996 and Moscow's indiscriminate attacks on Grozny, the Chechen capital, and other population centers.
According to Nixon biographer Earl Mazo, "Nothing in the litany of reprehensible conduct charged against Nixon, the campaigner, has been cited more often than the tactics by which he defeated Congresswoman Helen Gahagan Douglas for senator".
The candidates were also asked about the ruling military junta and the litany of abuses conducted by them, including the infamous virginity tests against female protesters.
The Council of Europe democracy watchdog complained that the referendum's organisation entailed a litany of how not to conduct such exercises.
4. (C) Lynch then yielded the floor to Khan, who took the opening to begin his litany of objections to the conduct of U.S. policy in Pakistan, which he characterized as being dangerous and in need of change.
Every week, you will find a litany of outrageous, fraudulent and illegal conduct.
In 2012, a man astonishingly named Jackmeoff Mudd was arrested on a litany of charges including assault, disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, possession of alcohol in an open container, and violation of probation.
We learn the litany of investigations yet it is less important who conducts them than it is that they are in fact conducted.
In the days leading up to the Olympic Games, athletes will hear a litany of reminders from coaches, agents and Olympic officials that their conduct should be respectful, tame and represent their countries well.
Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?
