Sentence examples for state complicity from inspiring English sources
But the overall picture is one of anarchy rather than of state complicity.
Writer Lydia Cacho has for years exposed state complicity in narco violence and criminal syndicates.
In the absence of dispassionate investigation, proper legal process, or even official regret, the suspicion of state complicity remains.
Harsh Mander, a civil servant who resigned to protest what happened in Gujarat, declared: "I would like to testify that no riot can go on for more than a few hours without active state complicity.
In some of the most crime-ridden communities in Latin America, citizens are reluctant to report crimes to officials because they either fear reprisals (and state complicity) or simply lack faith in police efficacy, according to surveys.
And although the Guardian can verify the policeman's rank and his service history, there is no independent, official confirmation for the allegations of state complicity and police coordination in mass murder.
Western states' complicity in global corruption affects countries with poor governance structures, directly impacting the lives of citizens.
Days after the African Union shelved an official report condemning Zimbabwe's human-rights conduct, that nation's top Roman Catholic official on Wednesday accused the continent's heads of state of complicity in prolonging repression there.
After a familiar recounting of corporate exploitation of the poor masses and the state's complicity in it, as she sees it, Ms. Roy turns to the central theme of the essay – corporate sponsorship and philanthropy and the exercise of "perception management".
It is only made possible by the police state's complicity in turning average Americans into suspects for minor violations while letting the real criminals wreak havoc on our communities.
The Pakistani government has shown too much tolerance for the LeJ that such a behavior has given credence to speculations about the State's complicity in the ongoing war against the Shia, Hazara population.
