economic sabotage

The judge described their crimes as a campaign of economic sabotage.

Therefore, production that does not directly increase our personal well-being is waste, or economic sabotage.

"It's an astonishing act of economic sabotage," the Western diplomat said.

Perhaps it might form the basis of a new charge that could be levelled against them - economic sabotage.

It is difficult to say how much of the economic sabotage is coordinated.

Even if it had committed no other mistake, this in itself would be enough to warrant indictment for economic sabotage.

The rebels have responded by stepping up economic sabotage.

Many Taiwanese have said they think the epidemic is an act of economic sabotage by China.

You conducted a campaign of economic sabotage.

Four of the complaints were for alleged estafa while two were related to economic sabotage.

The amnesty did not include those accused of offences relating to drugs, murder, economic sabotage or armed robbery.

Zimbabwe's government says its tourism woes are rooted in Western economic sabotage and propaganda, which it calls foreign aggression.

Closely associated with the concept of our cultural inheritance is the Social Credit theory of economic sabotage.

The rebels remained strong in the countryside, but they were forced into a prolonged, hit-and-run war of small ambushes and economic sabotage.

"Have you forgotten that you are guilty of countless acts of economic sabotage?

It is unfortunate that many still have a 12th century idea of invasion and pillage, the economic sabotage of Libya was not noble.

But they pointedly said they would not yet suspend attacks on electrical transmission lines, which have constituted a major form of economic sabotage.

'Economic sabotage,' replied his companion, shaking his head.

Even the champion of glasnost and perestroika began his reign with campaigns against drunkenness and economic sabotage.

The definition of "economic sabotage" and "hooliganism" was broadened, and the first executions under the new measures took place that autumn.

"What Yasay did could be called economic sabotage," Mr. Estrada said in a radio interview.

Enhanced powers for KGB against "economic sabotage"

Gorbachev on Jan. 26 issued a decree "on measures to promote the struggle against economic sabotage and other economic crime".

The Government reacted firmly to the protests today, announcing that emergency decrees now in place forbid organized shop closures and other forms of "economic sabotage."

In addition, rebels intent on economic sabotage have attacked many cooperatives; so too have many landowners seeking to recover their property.