Sentence examples for widespread summary from inspiring English sources

A variety of other government statements and independent monitoring make it clear that the police are carrying out widespread summary executions.

"The vast majority of the major atrocities being committed in northwestern C.A.R. — the widespread summary executions and other unlawful killings, and the massive burning of villages — have been committed by government troops, not by forces supported by outside elements".

"There have been numerous credible reports of widespread summary executions of Hazara civilians by the Taliban, who apparently accused the local population of supporting the Hezb-e Wahdat," Mr Annan said.

After delaying for weeks the publication of a United Nations report denouncing Rwanda's support for the M23 and opposing any direct references to Rwanda in United Nations statements and resolutions on the crisis, Ms. Rice intervened to water down a Security Council resolution that strongly condemned the M23 for widespread rape, summary executions and recruitment of child soldiers.

In summary, widespread use of structural alerts in drug discovery programs has inspired publication of thousands of structural alerts.

"The 2009 CRCT [test] statistics are overwhelming and allow for no conclusion other than widespread cheating," a summary of the report circulated by the governor's office said.

"Remembering the summary execution, widespread rape and theft committed by these brave Anzacs in Egypt, Palestine and Japan," he said.

In September, a report by Human Rights Watch accused the M23 fighters of committing "widespread war crimes, including summary executions, rapes, and forced recruitment".

In summary, the widespread neurodegeneration seen in terminal AD-ANCL patients seems to be a consequence of both the early effects of mutant CSPα in the soma, most likely on lysosome function, and subsequent synaptic dysfunction resulting from the reduction in CSPα levels.

"NO" was the headline on the front page of the leftist newspaper Libération, a terse summary of the widespread incredulity that a man whose politics have been consistently marked by anti-immigrant bigotry could do so so well.

Working together, police and army units declared any part of the island more than three miles from the coastline -- the forested interior areas that were presumed to be the lair of rebels -- to be enemy territory and unleashed a merciless campaign of terror, including the burning of scores of villages, summary executions and widespread torture.