Significats de sad indictment en anglès

It really is a sad indictment when the police don't know the laws.

It's a pretty sad indictment on society when young people are thinking like that.

The fact that we find that exceptional is a sad indictment of the human race.

It's a sad indictment on society that these measures are necessary, but such are the times we live in.

That is a sad indictment. She added that weak administration, not laws, was the root cause of the problem.

The fact that he was leading the race was a sad indictment of the American political process, Tim Stanley wrote.

It is a sad indictment of the society in which we live that other Irish publications failed to follow suit.

The fact that she was convicted in the United States is a sad indictment of that country's approach to human rights.

The PM was asked yesterday whether it was "a sad indictment" on the party that his predecessors wouldn't be there.

Sharon O'Halloran of Safe Ireland, which represents frontline domestic violence services, said the figures are horrific and a sad indictment of Irish society.

Ms Ali said the fact almost nobody intervened was a sad indictment of the community and its hesitancy to stop violence against women.

The regularity of family harm incidents - with police attending one every four minutes - was a " sad indictment", he said.

It's a sad indictment on your emails that one from some sound editor in Canada correcting my spelling of Gerrard is a highlight.

She told Koroi Hawknis the fact almost nobody intervened is a sad indictment of the community and its hesitancy to stop violence against women.

Monitoring stations have in recent weeks indicated that Durban's air quality is worse than that of Beijing -a sad indictment on our province.

The magic of the cup is an expression we hear less and less these days, which is a sad indictment of the modern game.