Sentence examples for unjustifiably killed from inspiring English sources

But lying is obviously justifiable if telling the truth will get someone unjustifiably killed.

Weeks later, an Army Special Operations commander in Afghanistan publicly apologized to the families of 19 people who he said had been unjustifiably killed by members of the Marine unit.

Although I'm sick of talking about racism, I more disgusted and nauseated when I see young Black men unjustifiably killed and no one is held accountable.

Hammond's parents are now alleging in U.S. District Court that Lt. Mark Tiller unjustifiably killed their son during an undercover police drug sting gone wrong. .

We see these stories of young black men and women being unjustifiably killed by the police, but to us they are just stories.

Could we in short have the sorts of feelings that are appropriate and indeed, it might be argued, necessary to morality, if we did not feel a strong aversion to, for example, someone who deliberately and unjustifiably killed or tortured those we love?

For police officers to unjustifiably kill citizens and not be convicted of a crime is unthinkable, and adds to the uncertainty that black people are not on an even playing field with the rest of society.

"And yet this has absolutely nothing to do with the question at hand, which is: 'Did a police officer unjustifiably kill an unarmed black man in Missouri?'".

Michael Brown Sr and Lesley McSpadden alleged that police officer Darren Wilson "unjustifiably shot and killed" the unarmed 18-year-old "using an unnecessary and unreasonable amount of force in violation of [his] constitutionally guaranteed right to life".

Otherwise, women and men of color will continue to see their sons unjustifiably assaulted or killed and unfairly jailed, incarcerated, detained and deported.

In doing so, the pair killed Ford unjustifiably and violated his civil rights, the suit alleges.