Sentence examples for actions perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Two recent judicial decisions illustrate these rules in the context of violent actions perpetrated by the entrant.

To stereotype and scapegoat all followers of Islam is as invalid as blaming all Christians for the despicable actions perpetrated by Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber who was a devout Christian.

In a patriarchal world, many abusive actions perpetrated by men against women have been normalized to the point of numbing the humiliation and blurring the line between right and wrong, supported by selective interpretations of the Christian way that's upheld in ways that only serve to project white supremacy and sexism, while denying true accountability for one's actions.

The endurance of a narrative where the victim has somehow done something wrong or shameful that contributed to the actions perpetrated against their person makes us all complicit in failing to protect our privacy when we need it most, in our intimate and vulnerable life moments.

The great success of the novel is that, as Keith Waterhouse immediately saw, it transcends time, showing that actions, perpetrated by young or old, take many forms: even apparent innocence harbours a spirit which can result in cold blood.

"These actions perpetrate a fraud on the public, to which HFPA holds itself out as a charitable organization dedicated to recognizing excellence in film," the lawsuit read, according to the blog.

The actions "perpetrate a fraud on the public, to which HFPA holds itself out as a charitable organisation dedicated to recognising excellence in film," says Russell. "HFPA members abuse their positions and engage in unethical and potentially unlawful deals and arrangements which amount to a 'payola' scheme".

In the age of the internet, this happens when one person is descended upon by a huge volume of threats or action perpetrated by many.

"No amount of kindness or compassion alone would have changed the person that Nikolas Cruz is and was, or the horrendous actions he perpetrated," Robinson explained, having herself tried to offer him that kindness, when, as an eighth-grader, she was his peer counsellor.

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Similarly, clinicians may not consider abuse when seeing most carers, if abuse is perceived as a rare action purposefully perpetrated by amoral abusers, in contrast to most carers who would never act abusively.