And we squander them, pretty ruthlessly.

Indeed, Lech Wałęsa and Władysław Bartoszewski, the Polish Mandela, were ruthlessly attacked.

In some respects, the Tibetans were treated less ruthlessly than the majority of Chinese.

Discredited regimes may cling all the more ruthlessly and ruinously to power, as in Syria.

Their assumptions should be ruthlessly exposed, for they have come close to destroying our world.

He carried out these orders ruthlessly, his troops shooting down over 100 unarmed street demonstrators.

His gift lay in taking what was in front of him ... and ruthlessly refining it.

Former President Mohamed Morsi s government was a catastrophic failure ruthlessly ideological, economically illiterate, and constitutionally irresponsible.

And, unlike most countries, especially in Latin America and Asia, the US system ruthlessly prunes weak corporate leadership.

Britain ruthlessly created a subservient Iraqi state after WWI, backing Sunni elites to control the majority Shia population.

If they dare come out in the open to advance their evils, we will deal with them ruthlessly!!!!

But they were perceived as then ruthlessly pursuing full scale regime change, without securing any further agreement from the Council.

In one scene, two Mexican hit men ruthlessly slaughter a dozen innocent compatriots who could bear witness to their border crossing.

Europeans colonized the Caribbean islands as sugar plantations, ruthlessly bringing African slaves by the millions to work, and die young, on those plantations.

Great leap backward A new Cultural Revolution erupts, as the clique in power ruthlessly seeks to suppress dissent within and outside the establishment.

The rebels, who reduced Qaddafi s birthplace to rubble, were in some cases as ruthlessly brutal as the men against whom they were fighting.

One is focused on his own judicial and economic interests (call this his personal reform'' program), much of which he has pursued and implemented ruthlessly.

One is focused on his own judicial and economic interests (call this his personal reform'' program), much of which he has pursued and implemented ruthlessly.

For the small, economically still fragile states of East Central Europe, a Europe of national states, once again fighting ruthlessly for their own interests, is a nightmare.

G. W. S. Barrow, in his biography on Robert the Bruce, accused Edward of ruthlessly exploiting the leaderless state of Scotland to obtain a feudal superiority over the kingdom.

But what will be the effect of sanctions against a regime whose goal is survival through self isolation a regime that will have no qualms in ruthlessly sacrificing its people?

Less damaging, yet problematic, is the election as in Poland of a minority government that ruthlessly pursues its members personal interests and breaks all promises of cooperation made before the polls.

Yet this abhorrence of nepotism was illogical and Lee was generally nothing if not logical, even ruthlessly so because in this case a perfectly good justification for it followed smoothly from his own analysis of Singapore.

It claims to own the rights to any test for the presence of the two critical genes associated with breast cancer and has ruthlessly enforced that right, though their test is inferior to one that Yale University was willing to provide at much lower cost.

It claims to own the rights to any test for the presence of the two critical genes associated with breast cancer and has ruthlessly enforced that right, though their test is inferior to one that Yale University was willing to provide at much lower cost.

The Security Council s three Western permanent members France, the United Kingdom, and the United States (the P3) had sought and been given a limited mandate to protect civilians, specifically invoking R2P. But they were perceived as then ruthlessly pursuing full scale regime change, without securing any further agreement from the Council.