Sentence examples for future perpetrated from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Kristof's February 28 Column, provocatively titled "A Genocide Foretold", ventured to predict an impending massacre that would befall the Southern Sudanese, a genocide, as he glimpsed the grim future, perpetrated by the Government.
In his sleeve notes to that 1996 edition, Glen Jones writes: "This was the first of many subterfuges perpetrated by Fahey, whose future liner notes (and those of aide de camp, Ed Denson), would be full of lies, in-jokes, obscure references, and absurdities, often written in a tone that mocked the texts of prominent blues scholars and folklorists of the day.
Future generations will remember the savage massacres perpetrated by the Syrian regime and the images of women and children who were slaughtered.
The administration has properly made it clear that today's actions and any future actions are directed against those who perpetrated the heinous attacks on the United States on Sept. 11, not against Islam or the people of Afghanistan.
"All those committed to a stable future for Pakistan will condemn without qualification all violence perpetrated against innocent people," he said.
Inspector relates similar incidents perpetrated by the pair and tells his own plans for the future.
The shocking use of sarin gas on Syrian civilians, if proved conclusively to have been perpetrated by Bashar Assad's regime, demands a response as a deterrent to its future use.
The story was that of Communism, which perpetrated "the intellectual sin of the century: passing judgment on the fate of others in the name of their future as you see it,... concerning which you claim exclusive and perfect information".
They also perpetrated a criminal ideology.
It was unclear who perpetrated the atrocity.
