Sentence examples for two cases of murder from inspiring English sources

In 2007, there were two cases of murder of Mexican journalists in which the Committee to Protect Journalists was able to determine that the motive was to silence the press.

On the town's outskirts, in an abattoir, I met with Pishai Muchauraya, a thirty-two-year-old newly elected M.P. for the M.D.C. "Twenty-one cases of murder, eighteen in the runup and three since," Muchauraya told me.

The new charges include six cases of murder and 153 counts of attempted murder and implicate him in attacks on a railway station in Marseille in 1983, the bombing of the Munich studios of Radio Free Europe in 1981, the car bombing attack on the Saudi ambassador in Athens in 1983 and a failed bazooka attack on an Israeli passenger jet at a Paris airport in 1975.

Ahmedial is proud to tell me these techniques are the reason for zero cases of murder, rape, drug abuse, homelessness, or starvation in their history.

In 1963, he was charged with complicity in at least three cases of mass murder, each involving at least a thousand victims, and went on trial at Frankfurt.

"The verdict on Monday was the second in nine cases of rioting and murder pending against hundreds of Hindu hard-liners," the report said.

The verdict on Monday was the second in nine cases of rioting and murder pending against hundreds of Hindu hard-liners.

The OIPRD is now looking into 30 deaths, mostly of indigenous people, and another nine cases of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls, dating back to the 1990s.

And while Professor Katz, too, supports scholarly efforts to document all cases of mass atrocities, he said the drift toward studying the Holocaust primarily alongside these other mass murders risks misunderstanding the Nazis' attempt to eradicate the Jews from Europe as just one case of mass murder among many.

Baad is the compromise that's reached between two families in cases of murder and sexual transgression (i.e. adultery).

What must be recorded and remembered are the hard facts that define them — in these two cases the murder or attempted murder of a nation.