Sentence examples for murderous rule from inspiring English sources

The overthrow of Saddam Hussein's murderous rule and the stirrings of democratic politics are all positive outcomes.

Many of the children here were born into impoverished families that moved to the area from the countryside after the end of Pol Pot's murderous rule.

"In Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge began a murderous rule in which hundreds of thousands of Cambodians died by starvation and torture and execution," Mr. Bush said.

Seen one way, he was a champion of democracy, staking his fortune and perhaps his life to overturn corrupt and murderous rule in his native Georgia in the Caucasus.

"It is the conflict in Syria and the consequences of the Iraq war which have created the conditions for Isis to thrive and spread its murderous rule," he added.

In late 1977 Saddam instructed his apparatus of violence to wage ruthless campaign of terror against those who did not support, adhere or show obedience to his murderous rule.

Some would say the 60th anniversary of repressive, often murderous Communist rule.

The liberation of Poland from the Nazis, in which some 600,000 Soviet soldiers died, is seen as a mixed blessing, as it led to 45 years of ruinous and sometimes murderous communist rule.

Soon after, Slobodan Milosevic's murderous dominion ended.

Honoring the 60th anniversary of often-murderous Communist rule is another way to look at it.

In the warped thinking of the profoundly Catholic yet murderous generals who ruled Argentina then, it would have been unchristian to kill an innocent, unborn child by executing the expectant mother.