Sentence examples for terms of impunity from inspiring English sources
Yet in all this time little has changed, either in terms of impunity for rape or in regard to helping victims.
But this bloody century has shown that the long-term risks of impunity have been far more terrible.
Victoria Sanford, an anthropology professor at the City University of New York who has written about the violence in the 1980s, said the charges against Mr. Ríos Montt had "a very practical and real outcome in terms of dismantling the impunity that exists today".
If they break the terms of their guaranteed impunity, then they are in rough waters in terms of the politics around them and not allowed to stay".
"Nothing has changed in terms of the abuse and impunity of border agencies, and nothing has changed in terms of the brutal conditions that children endure in confinement," said James Lyall, a staff attorney in the Tucson, Arizona, office of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
The danger is, however, that their reputation as "chauds lapins" (hot rabbits), to use the French term, can give them a sense of impunity.
Instead, the record companies now moaned the firm had hegemony, fixing prices of music and setting terms with impunity.
The result was a degree of impunity.
"This is the end of impunity.
"There is a trend of impunity.
The pattern of impunity was set.
