Príklady plundering

• They are constantly at war with their neighbours, robbing and plundering each other, so that security is an unknown concept.

• If it was harvest time, they stole the corn; and if alms were refused, they punished the owners by plundering their granaries at night.

• Our data indicate that the combatants who see war as an occupation - and therefore changed ' employer' when new economic opportunities (of looting and plundering) emerge - are relatively few.

• This is not looting and plundering.

• These lands were too poor and fragmented to support large state systems and the pastoral inhabitants of the area indulged in relatively localized plundering expeditions into the plains.

• This problem was compounded by high administrative costs, evasion and the plundering of early surpluses for investment in areas which generated low, if any, rates of return.

• The prisoner and two other men with a horse and cart were found plundering an apple orchard in a lonely village in broad daylight.

• A complete free-for-all would simply mean the unscrupulous plundering of existing services wherever there was a fast buck to be made.

• You know that historically we have been subjected to the constant plundering of our natural resources.

• They are often connected with the illegal exploitation and plundering of raw materials either by insurgent forces or by regular troops and their leaders.

• The family doctor or the multinational companies that keep plundering the health sector?

• The plundering of young players from the clubs that have developed their skills is another consequence.

• The plundering extends not just to our houses.

• They must combine against the plundering classes—the bureaucrats—the politicians—the lawyers—the schemers and do nothings of every sort.

• In all other areas of the world, such exploitation has reached a high level, and there is even plundering.