Sentence examples for whose atrocities from inspiring English sources

The Algerian government and Hafez both faced a credible Islamist threat, whose atrocities rallied support for the regime.

He was an Acholi: a member of the same tribe as Joseph Kony, the rebel boss whose atrocities the crowd was decrying.

Sheppard and Lapsley's activities in Africa were enabled by the very man whose atrocities Sheppard would later attempt to expose.

"The man I thought I knew did not exist, only a selfish predator whose atrocities know no bounds".

How to explain collaborating with a war criminal who midwifed ISIL in Syria and whose atrocities supercharge its ability to recruit?

It turns out that the Paris attackers, whose inexcusable atrocities rained down on France last week, were not Muslim in the recognisable sense.

Reduced government income will inevitably affect Nigeria's already limited ability to counter the Islamist extremists of Boko Haram, whose civilian atrocities have plumbed new depths.

Imagine war crimes without witness — atrocities whose perpetrators were held forever unaccountable".

Today's suit was filed under the Torture Victims Protection Act, which seeks to hold responsible commanders whose troops commit atrocities.

The suit against them was brought under the Torture Victims Protection Act, which seeks accountability from commanders whose troops commit atrocities.

The L.R.A. is a cult-like militia with a long record of atrocities whose leader has been indicted by the International Criminal Court.