Sentence examples for deliberately perpetrating from inspiring English sources

Other writers, of course, are more delinquent, deliberately perpetrating versions that don't aim to preserve or to replicate.

Matlock later wrote that at the point when he left the band, it was beginning to occur to him that McLaren "was in fact quite deliberately perpetrating that idea of us as his puppets..

As already mentioned, because deliberately perpetrating a crime is more deplorable than doing so through negligence, Schedule 1 sets out a penal hierarchy in which offences involving intentionally falsified medicines generally are punished more severely than offences involving negligently substandard ones.

He said he wanted to halt "confusion that has been deliberately perpetrated".

"We believe the case was… a miscarriage of justice deliberately perpetrated by certain police officers and that this case has become a laughingstock outside China and tarnished the country's image," the lawyers wrote in an open letter to police in Beijing's Haidian district.

It can happen when people deliberately perpetrate crimes against them, as we've just seen happen.

Adolphus Busch IV, scion of the family that once owned the team, said in a statement that McGwire "deliberately cheated the game," "stole its most coveted records" and "was paid millions while perpetrating a fraud".

They are perpetrating great injustices.

It's almost like perpetrating a fraud.

Food insecurity was associated with perpetrating only minor physical IPV.

The officer claimed the hit squads are composed of active police officers and that the murders are conducted in such a way as to make them appear to be perpetrated by "vigilantes" to deliberately obscure police involvement and preclude investigation.