Sentence examples for chief perpetrators from inspiring English sources

None of the chief perpetrators, Pakistani soldiers, will be in court.

We have spent more than 1,000 American lives and billions of dollars, and still the chief perpetrators remain at large.

The police there admit that they now know the identities of the killers — so does nearly everyone in Kunduz Province — but claim that the chief perpetrators have all gone into hiding.

Hopes were high that they, together with a new permanent International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, would end any notion of impunity for the chief perpetrators of atrocities and so help to deter future ones.But as the proceedings have lengthened and the costs have risen, disillusion has set in.

It examined the trial and the deformed mind of Adolf Eichmann, one of the chief perpetrators of the Holocaust.

Visual, theatrical, and experimental media artists have been and continue to be the chief perpetrators of the historical fictions which use the events of November 22 , 1963as a launch pad for a broader, wider, and deeper deconstruction of media and celebrity culture, national identity, and generational psychology.

The Soviet state was the chief perpetrator of the crimes of the Soviet era.

The first was how blinding victimhood can be: the historical victim — Serb in this case — cannot see when he becomes the chief perpetrator of violence.

With "Walk the Walk" Ms. Gilmore reaches the turning point faced by many performance artists: how to develop work without the artist as star attraction and chief perpetrator and to share the wearying physical rigors.

The Widnes captain, Kevin Brown, was adjudged to have been chief perpetrator, dismissed for a butt on the St Helens forward Joe Greenwood, who was shown a yellow card for his retaliation to the incident.

It wasn't just led by men: women such as Johanna Ferrour played a key role (court documents damn her as "chief perpetrator and leader of rebellious evildoers from Kent").