impunity

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• They’ve tasted better now and aren’t likely to accept a return to a culture of impunity for sellers and manufacturers of fake goods and contaminated food.

• That he shouts this down the street at the marauding policeman’s retreating back, who strides away with self-satisfied impunity, drives home the fact that this isn’t any other restaurant.

• As the superintendent of Southwestern College, I was hired by a concerned Governing Board to move the college culture from impunity to accountability, disrespect to respect, inequity to equity and silos to student-centeredness.

• The decision to take youth sports teams on the road allows teams to skirt state rules with relative impunity — as long as no one gets sick.

• At the same time, the public health department recently announced a plan to overhaul inspections by fostering a more collaborative relationship between facilities and their overseers, a change that critics argue would lead to nursing home impunity.

• It would inject a threat of accountability into power, and upend the impunity wartime leaders had operated under for years.

• Once again he could throw his fastball for strikes with impunity--for six or seven innings at least.

• During exercises, it has shown itself in exercises to be able to fly inside enemy territory with near impunity.

• Cameras show the gunmen roaming the mall, shooting and killing with impunity.

• It was arrogant,” he says, adding, “If you go along with the status quo in South Carolina, you can break the law with .