Sentence examples for vandalism from from inspiring English sources

The announcement in February prompted accusations of "cultural vandalism" from local politicians.

"The fact is there has not been a single case of vandalism from the former Occupy Wall Street," he said.

Other visual manipulations inform "Poetry and Truth," a hilarious instance of intellectual vandalism from the avant-garde filmmaker Peter Kubelka.

As the danger of cultural vandalism from the Salafist fighters grew, a network of volunteers was set up to surreptitiously remove artefacts from public institutions for safekeeping.

Gulls in general seem to be birds that a percentage of the public find it hard to love, accusing them of all sorts of vandalism from pecking toddlers to stealing packed lunches.

In the first days of the Bush administration, Republican officials, often quoted anonymously in news accounts, accused Mr. Clinton's staff of numerous acts of vandalism, from littering the floor to overturning desks, stealing glassware and scrawling lewd graffiti on walls.

The military was able to improve protection of park properties from vandalism and from wildlife poachers notably, stopping the slaughter of bison in the park.

The plane was partially disassembled and left at Kitty Hawk, where for three years it suffered from vandalism and from exposure to the elements until the remaining parts were stored in a small museum in Pittsfield, Mass.

There are two main reasons to get housings for your cameras: protection from vandalism, and protection from the elements.

This year, the offices of two groups, the Campaign Against Homophobia and Lambda, have suffered vandalism ranging from broken windows to hate graffiti.

Such wording, he said, might be used to deny claims for vandalism or from a threat that grew over time -- say, an old tree that weakens and eventually falls on a house.