Sentence examples for facing perpetrators from inspiring English sources

As he notes, monetary policy, unlike regulatory policy, "gets in all of the cracks"; it tightens the conditions facing perpetrators of shenanigans the Fed doesn't know about as well as ones it does.

Family violence victims, especially those caring for children, should be able to give remote evidence so that they don't experience the trauma and at times, safety risk of facing their perpetrator in court, the report says.

"Without legal aid women are being forced to face their perpetrators in court without legal representation.

Where this is not possible safety rooms in courts should be established so victims do not have to face their perpetrators as they wait for their court matter to come up.

The court system should be overhauled so that victims aren't forced to face their perpetrators in courtrooms and can instead give evidence via video link, and specialist family violence courts should also be established within five years.

They could pay a solicitor privately, often causing them to get into debt, represent themselves and face their perpetrator in court, or do nothing and continue to be at risk of violence.

"To feel what it is like to be sexually assaulted by your instructor, the very person you go to for advice; to understand what it's like to face your perpetrator every day at work even though you reported his assault to your superiors; to learn what it means to have your career ruined and your peers ostracise you because you had the courage to make a complaint".

Consent education won't help when the victim of an off-campus assault must face the perpetrator at school.

Goldberg had invited another client, a New Yorker named Connie, to watch the proceeding, thinking that she might find it encouraging to witness a perpetrator facing justice.

The separate room is specially designed in a child-friendly setting, in order to put children at ease and provide testimony without facing the alleged perpetrator.

Others demonstrate how a culture of complicity and normalisation can prevent perpetrators from facing any ramifications: One of the men in my office chased one of the women into a room at the Christmas party and wouldn't let her leave until she kissed him.