| Meat eaters think this is a joke but it's not funny to people who believe it's an atrocity to eat murdered animals. |
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| This seeming indifference to atrocity feeds the central government's sinking reputation at home and abroad. |
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| The effect of an atrocity of such a magnitude on the government and public should never be underestimated. |
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| Those atrocity stories had been made up by impostors, many of whom had never even been in Vietnam. |
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| Along with the atrocity of holy wars, there are other questionable things such as sexism, racism and homophobia. |
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| If there is a further atrocity while politicians are sunning themselves, public anger will be uncontainable. |
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| And so they became a marginal but prophetic group willing to testify with their lives to the atrocity of war and coercion. |
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| The 1994 genocide in Rwanda is a monstrous atrocity hanging over the conscience of the world. |
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| The scale of the atrocity may actually have speeded up the collective urge to absorb the shock and get back to business. |
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| Depending on your tastes, it was a golden moment in the history of British music or a cringe-making aural atrocity. |
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| Yet even when Rome's enemies matched the superpower atrocity for atrocity, they were not necessarily forfeiting their chances of posthumous fame. |
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| Also the killing of these animals is only the last atrocity that they have to suffer throughout their short, tragic lives. |
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| For months and years afterwards, the media has dedicated endless hours of airtime reporting and reflecting on the atrocity. |
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| This latest atrocity has sent a fresh shock wave to jolt us out of our complacency. |
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| It has become absurdly easy to frame whatever group is supposed to take the blame for an atrocity. |
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| Or maybe the people buying this atrocity are the same humourless sad sacks who catapulted Mr. Blobby to the top of the charts a decade ago. |
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| It just haunted me that people could get to a place where bombing clinics or shooting abortionists is seen as anything other than an atrocity. |
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| It is by no means a masterpiece, but it is not the godawful atrocity that many backward-thinking critics have made it out to be. |
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| A splatter film's charge is to keep upping the atrocity ante as it zooms into the murderer's soul. |
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| To respond to mass atrocity with legal prosecutions is to embrace the rule of law. |
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| You will need to explain to me why this isn't a recipe for a genocidal atrocity. |
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| Given that war itself is an atrocity the scene you described in your article still makes a citizen sick with shame and indignation. |
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| Too many, however, held their peace, at least until the next atrocity. |
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| Whittam told the jury that any attempts to justify the atrocity were irrelevant. |
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| It is no longer a secret that every communal atrocity, every instance of corruption and oppression, presupposes political protection and patronage. |
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| But thankfully, spurred in large part by social media, the world is finally addressing this atrocity. |
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| Suffice it to say, eight years after the Halimi atrocity, the case still inflames opinion. |
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| This is an atrocity that will appal the whole House and the European Union. |
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| We need only think back to the reports about the lack of discipline in the Russian army and its acts of atrocity in Chechnya. |
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| Indeed it is as trite as it is profound that the best protection of mass atrocity is the prevention of the killing fields to begin with. |
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| The last major atrocity was triggered by a fight about an indigenous woman that lead to a white dingo trapper being murdered. |
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| In a strange sense this event helped to bring home that awful atrocity. |
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| First, the saturation of the media with images of terrorist atrocity has raised the bar on the level of destruction that will attract headline attention. |
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| Why don't we stop all the clocks to prevent armed gangs from planning their next atrocity? |
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| It is women and girls who, in addition, are exposed to special forms of atrocity. |
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| With the incredible atrocity of last Tuesday, an evil force has been let loose to bring destruction to the world. |
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| It is crucial that where national judicial systems can credibly investigate and fairly try alleged perpetrators of atrocity crimes, they do so. |
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| I want to once again put this into modern day context so that people understand the atrocity of this crime. |
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| Words cannot, of course, express the atrocity of the massacres, but I would prefer to pass on to you the message that they gave to us. |
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| In 1995 we watched as an atrocity took place in a country that perhaps in some ways was not a lot different than Sudan. |
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| Isolated reprehensible acts do not amount to crimes against humanity, while even one atrocity can result in the commission of a war crime. |
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| As a reporter confronting degradation and atrocity, his forthright, unidealized self-presentation is alien to the school of writer-adventurers to which he belongs. |
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| It is this mindless atrocity, driven by both avarice and animosity, that is at play in the film. |
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| It was the big gun atrocity of the day for the 24 hours before the Roswell shooting. |
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| Although within China it was acknowledged, the atrocity of the Cultural Revolution, it was not outside of China. |
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| The father of one of the Bali bombing victims spoke yesterday of his anger at the amount of publicity being given to those arrested for the atrocity. |
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| The entire war is an atrocity, a war crime, launched on the basis of lies. |
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| I remember thinking that if I were blindfolded and forced to taste and identify this carbonated atrocity, I would have guessed it was antifreeze, aftershave or pond water. |
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| This is driving a panic not to give anyone any reason to be able to point a finger of blame that the government didn't prevent an avoidable atrocity. |
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| Outrage against the atrocity is now being used by Unionists and New Labour to push Sinn Fein into full acceptance of the police and the rule of law generally. |
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| Given the unmerciful way that George W Bush responded to the September 11 atrocity, Hussein is surely doing his best to tempt the president over the edge again. |
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| In a convention that extends to infinity the rationalized powers of human attention, no atrocity need remain unexplained, no mystery unsolved, no mistake unrectified. |
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| If the 20th century was the age of atrocity, it was also the age of impunity as few of the perpetrators of state-sanctioned mass killings were brought to justice. |
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| This involves a tripartite strategy beginning with the notion that the best protection against mass atrocity is the prevention of it to begin with. |
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| If the duty to prevent and protect against mass atrocity is unavailing and unrequited then a duty may arise for the international community to intervene so as to avert a humanitarian catastrophe. |
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| There can be no explanation for allowing a terrorist atrocity to occur just because the police forces of a Member State had no possibility to cross an internal border. |
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| The stamps were designed by Matias Delfino, a staff member of the Graphic Design Unit of the Department of Public Information. The inspiration for the design of the stamps was to merge a symbol of atrocity and one of hope. |
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| When faced with events such as this atrocity, words cannot be found. |
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| The case against him collapsed after it emerged in court that he had a letter from 2007 that mistakenly suggested he was immune from prosecution over the Hyde Park atrocity. |
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| If, however, prevention is unavailing, if states are unable or unwilling to prevent mass atrocity or if they themselves are the perpetrators of such crimes, there emerges an international responsibility to protect. |
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| We need more than just a handshake when global corporations come in and buy our crown jewels with false promises, like the atrocity of Brazilian Vale buying Canada's Inco. |
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| If there is an atrocity that belies understanding, it is the wilful exploitation, maiming, and killing of a child-the most vulnerable of the vulnerable. |
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| The next anthropomorphic atrocity will be seen on the Jackass spin-off Wildboyz, where Hawk cavorts about Burnquist's loop in a chimp suit. |
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| The fallout from this atrocity was predictable. |
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| The Action Plan states that if we are serious about preventing or stopping genocide, delays caused by legalistic arguments about whether or not a particular atrocity meets the definition of genocide, be avoided. |
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| As news and accounts of the atrocity surfaced, the level of brutality was revealed: atrocities by Armenian troops included scalping, beheading, bayoneting of pregnant women and mutilation of bodies. |
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| A Special Branch officer is to be questioned in a new twist to the police investigation into the Omagh bomb atrocity. |
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| Even if Canada already is involved in diplomatic, humanitarian or peacekeeping efforts in a country where a crime is committed, the faraway atrocity then has the potential to become a Canadian domestic problem. |
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| Johnathan Ball, three, and Tim Parry, 12, were killed in the atrocity and 56 hurt. |
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| We contend that unexamined English monolingualism is ensnarled within the larger atrocity of unacknowledged privilege. |
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| Using what prophetic powers did the ACLU Civil Liberty and the Anti-Defamation League know in advance that this Jesus film was a racist atrocity? |
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| After the death of many of them, the atrocity became a popular rallying call for revenge. |
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| The few who managed to escape the massacre climbing over the walls proceeded to inform the community of the treacherous Spaniards' atrocity. |
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| This would mean that a particular atrocity, e.g., the killing of a civilian during a civil war, could be both a war crime and a crime against humanity. |
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| Beneath the boredom and the glory, there is always the horror, a thumbsucking atrocity perpetrated on a child and writ large ever after to the point of ineffability. |
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| I was extremely disappointed when I saw the STV documentary and the one-sided and biased manner in which they recounted the events surrounding the atrocity. |
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| Another notable atrocity was carried out by General Neill who massacred thousands of Indian mutineers and Indian civilians suspected of supporting the rebellion. |
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