Sentence examples for several atrocities from inspiring English sources
As the commander of the Treasury Police and the Third Brigade in San Miguel, he was linked to several atrocities carried out against civilians.
IN East Timor, now governed by a United Nations "transitional administration," a panel of foreign judges has prepared indictments and is said to have evidence in several atrocities.
At Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon, the Orchestra of St . Lukes took up "Ainadamar," a haunting, otherworldly work named for a place in the Spanish city of Granada, where several atrocities have occurred over the centuries.
Extremists are still sprinkled within the lower ranks, however, and have been suspected of involvement in several atrocities, such as the 2007 suicide attack on a commando base and the spectacular assault in 2009 on army headquarters in Rawalpindi.
In the 1940s section the Jews are members of Irgun, the terrorist group responsible for several atrocities that continue to haunt Israel's self-identity, while the Arabs are depicted as peace-loving and long-suffering victims.
The C.I.A. had identified him as a "high-value" target, because he had allegedly supplied the explosives used in several atrocities perpetrated by insurgents, including the bombing of the Baghdad headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross, in October, 2003.
Gadaffi supplied the PIRA with tonnes of weaponry from the mid-1980s including Semtex explosive which was used in several major atrocities during the Troubles.
Several further atrocities were carried out in Bregalnica and Tikveš and targeted local leaders sympathetic to Bulgarian komitas.
Most of these kill local people, not tourists, but there have been several large-scale atrocities.
Once there, we met several witnesses to atrocities in the area, including a man named Martin who had been abducted by the LRA and escaped only a few days before my arrival. .
Fugitive renegades like Joseph Kony, accused of shocking atrocities in several African countries, must recognize that they cannot evade justice indefinitely.
