Sentence examples similar to called perpetrator from inspiring English sources

The mark of "evil" demands permanent banishment or death, and we call perpetrators "evil" to relieve the guilt we might feel in applying such sanctions.

Thus if the criminal law should aim to define, to condemn, and to call perpetrators to public account for wrongs whose character and implications are such that they properly count as 'public', its definitions of crimes and its principles of liability must be apt to identify such wrongs and the conditions under which agents can be justly condemned for them.

Can we call perpetrators of such attacks mentally disturbed as well?

The shootings took only a few minutes and by the time police were called, the perpetrator was already dead.

Mr. Cavanagh, who called the perpetrator intelligent and "a pretty good writer," said he believed the man had more to say.

Prosecutors called the perpetrator a "white supremacist gang member".

They called the perpetrator, who is still at large, a solider for the cause, but they may know as little about him as the German police.

At the time, state news media called the perpetrators "gangsters".

He called its perpetrators "monsters" and rejected the notion that they might be Syrian army soldiers.

People were injured, police officers were called and perpetrators were escorted from the stadium.

He added that no "honorable" Iraqi man would accept this, and, his voice rising with emotion, he called the perpetrators "bastards".