Sentence examples for mass murder from from inspiring English sources

"Accusations of complicity in that mass murder from responsible authorities are a grave matter," they wrote.

This course provides a social history of civilian internment and mass murder from late-19th century colonial cases to World War II.

Facebook's community standards explicitly ban "individuals engaged in mass murder" from having a presence on its network, and the company has deleted the account associated with the suspect.

(Read now, Harris's Black Sunday also feels prophetic in having imagined, more than a quarter of a century before it occurred, terrorist mass murder from the skies).

And a federal official involved in Mohammed's case said, "He has no history of killing with his own hands, although he's proved happy to commit mass murder from afar".

Well, with the smell of victory over the Taliban crowding out the scent of mass murder from the World Trade Center, the Ashcroft defenders have half a point: some people are indeed forgetting that a war is still going on.

MUMBAI, India Bangladeshsh's Supreme Court on Tuesday condemned a senior Islamist leader, Abdul Quader Mollah, to death by hanging — increasing his punishment for a mass murder conviction from the life sentence he received from a special tribunal in February, and sparking demonstrations.

Exactly three months later, mass murder came from the skies and the next chapter opened.

Germany, once blissfully insulated, has now joined the "club" of mass murder extending from the US to France.

Consequently, much survivor literature and evocations of the Nazi persecution and mass murder emanated from western Europe or the United States.

His death, like that of Pol Pot in 1998, deprives Cambodians of yet another chance to see a key architect of the Cambodian genocide held accountable for the campaign of mass murder unleashed from 1975 to 1979.