English-Spanish translation for "lawless"

lawless {adj.} (also: wild)

lawless {adj.} (also: wild, unbridled)

The sea is now ruled by illegal and lawless mafias.

The justice of the powerful and international lawlessness?

There is one prison, at Khiam, under this lawless regime.

In fact, the prisoners remain in a ‘ lawless’ situation.

Lawlessness can never create security and human solidarity.

There can be no economic progress or investment while lawlessness is rife.

Where anarchy and lawlessness rule, the law of the most brutal party applies.

Lawlessness reigns supreme, and human rights violations are legion.

Last week in Northern Ireland the forces of the state capitulated in the face of lawlessness.

In particular, the culture of lawlessness was regarded as a deterioration in the situation there.

In third countries, natural resources are plundered, and commerce is characterised by lawlessness.

On that day, however, the ECSC Treaty ceases to have effect, and we can hardly allow a lawless state of affairs.

There is a definite sense of lawlessness that pervades Chechnya and the whole of the northern Caucasus.

I am quoting this because, in my view, it is extremely important finally to put an end to lawlessness after 20 years of civil war.

So it is no wonder that international terrorists are taking advantage of so much conflict in such a lawless region.

Iraq is now a lawless place, offering extremists the ideal opportunity to regroup and amass combat experience.

This is a wholly depressing situation of rampant violence and lawlessness at the expense of, in the main, a defenceless civilian population.

Ref.: 182 Culture in a Global Village: Evaluating Issues of Preserving World Heritage Cities Julie Williams LAWLESS (United States of America)

You therefore, beloved, knowing this beforehand, beware lest you be carried away with the error of lawless men and lose your own stability.

Zimbabwe has for a long time been a completely lawless country, economically impoverished and badly affected by AIDS.