Examples of using Lynching in English and their translations into Slovak
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Former French culture minister Jack Lang described the treatment of Strauss-Kahn as a"lynching" that had"provoked horror and aroused disgust".
it can keep him from lynching me.”.
Jack Lang, the former culture minister, described the treatment of the IMF chief as a"lynching" that had"provoked horror and aroused disgust".
it can stop him from lynching me.”.
did not permit lynching by the people.
it can keep him from lynching me.”.
peasants were capable of lynching suspected neighbors.
Moreover, MP Robert Fico is talking now, in the year of the murder of a journalist, about the tyranny of the media and media lynching.
Lost in this lynching frenzy: the fact that smoking might be,
when a young Palestinian showed off his bloody hands after lynching two Israeli reservists.
What's the connection between the Holocaust against the Jews, lynching of blacks and abortion?
In the United States consider how gently, for generations, the murderous, lynching night riders, the Ku Klux Klan was treated by federal authorities in this country.
The attacks and media lynching targeting my family forces me to take the necessary step back,” said de Rugy, who also held the post of minister
Players and coach Victor Sanchez appeared at a news conference to condemn the"public lynching of a player whose professional
it can keep him from lynching me[…].
Welcomes that Pakistan's National Assembly passed a resolution on 18 April 2017 to condemn the lynching of Mashal Khan by a violent mob over alleged blasphemy
it can keep him from lynching me and I think that is pretty important, also.
wrote that the lynching of Qaddafi“polluted the essential morality” of the people's rebellion.
Rosenberg's reputation as the NSDAP philosopher alone would have assured his lynching at Purim 1946(as Streicher described it).
This institution is totally wrong and disgraced in accepting the unacceptable: lynching one of its members by flouting all the legal principles