Translation for 'vandalism' from English to Greek

vandalism {noun}

βανδαλισμός {ο}

• Nevertheless, continued vandalism, as well as apathy and neglect and a fence was built to enclose the cemetery.
• When the first African-American moved into Cherry Hill, he did not stay long as petty acts of vandalism on his property were committed repeatedly.
• MVM vandalism costs MTA both in lost revenues and repair expenses.
• There were a few instances of vandalism after this change, though the vandalism was quickly reverted.
• A third case of vandalism took place on 8 November 2014 when two Germans, Andreas Von Knorre and Elton Hinz, spraypainted a cabin on a C151 train after breaking into the depot.

• A student tribunal found Engler guilty of assault and vandalism for his part in the event. Engler contends he never assaulted anyone or committed any vandalism during the riot.
• It was in place for two weeks, and its aim was to reduce the amount of vandalism in the town centre.
• In modern times people continue desecrating grave sites. Occasionally the vandalism-desecration is religiously motivated. Jewish cemeteries are occasionally targets for vandalism.
• When Wikipedia experiences vandalism, platforms that reuse Wikipedia's content may republish that vandalized content.
• With the exception of Elegant Action figures which have been left undamaged for unknown reasons, all Gwion Gwion paintings exhibit possible vandalism, which may indicate ritual mutilation or defacing.

• The vandalism drew national attention and occurred during a period when anonymous threats were being made to attack Jewish institutions nationwide.
• Authorities stated that there were 16 reports of vandalism against businesses in Oakland over two nights, and a vandalism incident in which the three Pleasanton Police Department SUVs had their windows smashed and were defaced by graffiti.
• Sutton's early research into vandalism identified Peer Status Motivated Vandalism as the seventh sub-type of vandalism that was missing from the typology created by Stanley Cohen.
• Destruction of culture is called vandalism. Vandalism can be physical, when facts of culture are physically lost.
• This has both advantages and disadvantages; exposing it to vandalism during unsocial hours.

• During 2014-2015 the village witnessed various instances of vandalism by Albanian nationalist element; such as the looting of the Hellenistic era tombs and the vandalism of the church of Saint George.