Power-starved Russian generals were encouraged to pillage at will.
Sometimes the Janjaweed have served as law enforcement officers by day and reverted to pillaging at night.
Most of these roved the country stealing and pillaging at random, but one particular bandit - who was notorious for his brutality - stayed in the same place.
Throughout the civil war the Byzantines on both sides employed Turks and Serbs with mercenaries pillaging at will, leaving much of Macedonia in ruin and in the hands of the newly created Serbian Empire.
Looters pillaged warehouses at the port, and at least four people were killed.
But my "big-ass tip fund" is a tomb, pillaged 18% at a time by mediocre servers carpetbagging their way into financial gain, so I can't afford to drop more dough on the good guys.
Often on drugs, wearing fetishes they believed made them impervious to bullets, and garbed in costumes ranging from novelty-store fright masks to wigs and women's bathrobes, these murderous adolescents raped, pillaged, and slaughtered at will.
Today, patent warriors are doing the same, but instead of pillaging ships at gunpoint, today's privateers launch patent attacks, thus putting the competition at a tactical disadvantage in the marketplace.
It must persuade Americans to continue to believe in a system that in the past 20 years, he believes, under Democratic and Republican administrations alike, has been ruthlessly pillaged by the few at the expense of the many.
But those market makers at Goldman Sachs pillaged and took advantage of clients for billions with nary a thought of responsibility or ethics.
