impunity

Preposition: from

• prosecution: BP, he said openly funded state paramilitaries that are violating human rights with impunity from prosecution.
• law: Hunts have always had virtual impunity from the law anyway.

Converse of object

• enjoy: The security forces continued to enjoy virtual impunity for past human rights violation.
• end: Ending impunity is what we can do that no one else can.
• have: Hunts have always had virtual impunity from the law anyway.
• combat: A panel of media experts will discuss ways to combat impunity.
• allow: We cannot not stand by and allow such impunity to go unchallenged.
• grant: The vast majority of these crimes remain unpunished due to the impunity granted to the perpetrators.

Preposition: for

• violation: The security forces continued to enjoy virtual impunity for past human rights violation.
• crime: That was important in establishing that there can be no impunity for crimes against humanity by former heads of state.
• libertinism: John Locke wanted to steer a middle course between " a spirit of persecution " and " impunity for libertinism and licentiousness.

Adjective modifier

• apparent: Two weeks later, with apparent impunity, security forces shot dead a young Brazilian electrician on his way to work.
• relative: Today the Internet is a lawless society; hackers can break into computers with relative impunity.
• virtual: Hunts have always had virtual impunity from the law anyway.
• total: Mr Bosch is currently in Miami with total impunity.
• complete: Pli says " a physician can commit murder with complete impunity " .
• such: Another example of such impunity was the Armenian genocide of 1915 that was orchestrated by the Ottoman Empire.

Noun used with modifier

police: Governance & Police impunity in Andhra Pradesh: World Bank urged not to make loan.