Sentence examples for systematic committed from inspiring English sources

The crimes were widespread and systematic, committed as part of a strategic campaign to impact the conflict by terrorising, demoralising, and destroying the affected civilian populations through sexual violence.

On the one hand, the median value conveys the systematic error committed on activity quantification and the accuracy of the measurement compared to a reference.

His opponent, Mr. Kerry, became famous at 27 when he told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971 that American troops in Vietnam had committed systematic atrocities.

Letting them off scot-free would be a blow to recent international efforts to bring to justice those who have committed systematic murder and torture.

A14 Israeli Report on Torture An official report said the Shin Bet security service had committed systematic abuses while interrogating prisoners in the Palestinian uprising and that agents had lied in court.

An official report made public today said Israel's Shin Bet security service had committed systematic abuses while interrogating prisoners during the Palestinian uprising and that its agents had lied about their actions in court.

It is safe to assume the campaign will showcase him patrolling the Mekong River during his tour of duty; it is less likely to include the moment in 1971 when this decorated veteran, now 60, told the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee that American troops in Vietnam had committed systematic atrocities.

Deputy Human Rights Commissioner Flavia Pansieri said Islamic State (IS) was believed to have committed systematic and intentional attacks on civilians.

5, 8), are clearly better dealt with by an international court: but why should such a court have jurisdiction over 'widespread or systematic attack[s]' committed within a state (very often by or with the connivance of the state's officials) against its own citizens (Rome Statute art. 7, defining 'crimes against humanity')?

The investigators will specifically examine whether the British government has committed "systematic and grave violations" of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD).

The U.N. report noted that ISIS committed "systematic and widespread violence and abuses of international human rights law and humanitarian law" that may constitute "war crimes, crimes against humanity, and possibly genocide".