Sentence examples for policy atrocity from inspiring English sources

And the first run has worked precisely to script, the party's left faction out in horror at the latest policy atrocity, the Labor leader Bill Shorten trying to sound like he's saying no while leaving himself room to say yes.

What sort of 'jihad' is this?" Echoing what many in the community feel is the perceived double standards in British foreign policy when atrocities are committed abroad.

The 1993 Black Hawk Down incident was tragic not only for the loss of United States servicemen, but because many experts credit this loss with a shift in American public sentiment and policy toward mass atrocity in Africa.

For the past two years, he has "advise[d] the Secretary of State directly and formulate[d] U.S. policy responses to atrocities committed in areas of conflict and elsewhere throughout the world".

People keep reminding them about their past atrocities and policy failures".

Trump, who recently said the US should reconsider its involvement in the Nato defense alliance, a cornerstone of Washington's foreign policy, responded to the terrorist atrocity by repeating his call to waterboard terrorism suspects.

He acknowledged that he now had "responsibility" for responding to the attack, which he called "an affront to humanity," but was vague when asked if he would change U.S. policy towards Syria over the atrocity.

A United Nations report this month into an earlier massacre at Houla found that the indiscriminate attacks against civilian populations and other atrocities were "state policy" and claimed Assad's forces and allied Shabiha militia were involved at the highest levels in "gross violation of international human rights".

To excuse such an atrocity by blaming US government policies is to deny the basic idea of all morality: that individuals are responsible for their actions.

WASHINGTON — Against the backdrop of memorials to historic atrocities, a group of foreign policy experts, among them Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, gathered at the Holocaust Memorial Museum on Tuesday to consider modern threats of genocide and how to prevent them.

But there has been no apology from Douglas Hurd, even though British policy in Bosnia implicated Britain in the worst atrocity Europe has seen since the Holocaust.