Sentence examples for orchestrated violations from inspiring English sources
Second, the letter reframes the procedural posture, noting that "failing to investigate those who conceived, planned, and orchestrated violations of international law does not reflect political neutrality.
Several others, including South Sudanese President Salva Kiir and Rwandan President Paul Kagame, both accused of orchestrating human rights violations — albeit not charged — would likely be heartened by the change in protocol.
'Failing to allow independent human rights monitors into Gaza smacks of a deliberately orchestrated attempt to cover up violations or hide from international scrutiny.'.
"Failing to allow independent human rights monitors into Gaza smacks of a deliberately orchestrated attempt to cover up violations or hide from international scrutiny," Luther said, calling on the international community to support the involvement of the International Criminal Court.
The Human Rights Watch report describes Smithfield's violations during that 1997 unionization drive, including firing pro-union workers, stationing police officers at plant gates to intimidate workers and orchestrating an assault on union supporters.
Because of the dollar's overwhelming ubiquity in the global economy it is preferred for all sorts of transactions including the ones in violation of American sanctions that were orchestrated by BNP Paribas, a French bank.
The report found no legal or ethical violations by Mr Silver, but he and his staff orchestrated secret settlements with some of Mr Lopez's alleged victims.
It is absurd on its face to think that the Committee can fairly and impartially address the potential ethics violations outlined herein when the Committee's Chair and her staff appear to have orchestrated them in the first place, or at best were aware of them and did nothing to stop the violations, therefore becoming co-conspirators.
"It was orchestrated, methodical".
Other impresarios orchestrated it.
Other events were carefully orchestrated.
