Sentence examples for widespread crimes from inspiring English sources

Shocking footage of the war's end emerged shortly after, suggesting widespread crimes had been committed by forces under Fonseka's command.

But throughout the summer Rwandan support continued unabated, enabling M23 to do what its leaders know best: commit widespread crimes, including killing civilians and summarily executing boys who tried to escape recruitment.

After the genocide, Tutsis committed widespread crimes of revenge against Hutus, but the people who try to talk about these crimes in gacaca courts are not allowed to speak.

The scandals, though limited compared with the widespread crimes and abuses of the Fujimori era, have been particularly damaging because they mirror some of the corruption that many thought Mr. Toledo would correct.

This change in classification didn't make things better – a few months later a UN committee accused the Eritrean government of committing widespread crimes against humanity against its own people.

Some of the group's members have surely engaged in crude, provocative tactics, but let's have a reality check: the group exists because of widespread crimes and a persistent cover-up in the church, because child after child was raped and priest after priest evaded accountability.

Third, it suffers from widespread crime and violence, much of it perpetrated by organised drug gangs.

But the ripple effects of widespread crime stretch far beyond the immediate damage.

Perhaps the fastest, most widespread crime of the global warming era.

The group was formed in 1976 with nearly 40 Glendale residents determined to protect their neighborhood at a time of widespread crime in the city.

Mr. Raphael, one of the most prominent faces in the anticrime movement in New Orleans, called the widespread crime against Hispanic workers a "tremendous tragedy".