banditry

For a while he took up banditry in the mountains.

After 1873 he was covered by the national media as part of social banditry.

I left there with a mixed feeling of support and banditry.

To me that is banditry, and I would simply refuse to pay.

"This banditry must be brought to an immediate end," he said.

He has also been appalled by "the banditry" of the media.

People had been suspected of theft and banditry on less evidence.

They looked every bit a group of refugees or, worse, soldiers turned to banditry.

Even in winter, it seemed like the banditry and raids continued.

"However, you do agree that it will be an act of international banditry, Papa?"

Some of the efforts to end the war seem to have helped spawn the new banditry.

"Without guaranteed food, they will form banditry groups," he added.

"They are used to living on meat, smuggling and banditry only."

Women should avoid traveling alone, especially at night, because sexual assault or banditry is possible.

There is a risk of banditry in the region.

Looting and banditry have been reported by nearly every humanitarian aid group.

The whole scene presented a perfect spot for guerrilla banditry.

They must become convinced that work is a better alternative than banditry."

Noted for switching sides several times and returning to banditry.

"What he calls business is just banditry on a planetary scale.

Looked like he'd turn the whole thing into banditry."

Everyone knows that banditry would cease if foreign subsidies were withdrawn.

It was said that within days, the banditry ceased.

Many of these paramilitary groups engaged in banditry with no political motivation.

In summer 1943 the first groups of loyal residents were armed for operations against banditry.