Sentence examples for gets perpetrated from inspiring English sources

I understand how the stereotype about food stamp users gets perpetrated.

Kenneth Katzman, a Middle East analyst at the Congressional Research Service in Washington, said that because of numerous small projects — particularly related to religious tourism in Najaf, including a large underground toilet facility, and some construction projects in Basra — "a lot of these myths get perpetrated" about Iran's influence in the south.

The night the scheme is supposed to take place, Moe and Renee attend a police charity event aboard a yacht; the event's attendance by all the officers in town ensures Homer will not get caught perpetrating the scheme, and gives Moe an alibi so that no one will suspect he was behind the act.

Today's G.O.P. has gone from espousing cap-and-trade to deal with pollution to espousing the notion that all the world's climate scientists have secretly gotten together and perpetrated a "hoax," called climate change, in order to expand government — all of this at a time of record heat waves and climate disruptions.

If you knew anything about Jared Kushner five years ago, it was probably that he was the oldest son of Charles Kushner, a New Jersey real estate developer who had spent time in prison for orchestrating one of the more memorable get-even schemes perpetrated in the name of sibling rivalry.

And I mean we're talking hundreds of years, but the violence perpetrated to get them into reservations, taking away their self-respect.

The case against him could be persuasive, but it was impossible to prove, and it was hard for me to imagine the Steck whom I'd gotten to know perpetrating such a fraud.

Not infrequent are cases of people that get together to perpetrate acts of violence against homeless, black or native people, gays or members of other minorities by ambushing the victims, sometimes when asleep, without any type of previous threat.

Violence was reported to have been perpetrated by police.

While civilians have various routes of redress to get justice for the crime perpetrated against them, service members are too often dependent on one person's individual discretion.

There will be a large section on fraudulent dealings and how billion-dollar swindles were perpetrated and who got thrown in jail forever, who jumped off the skyscraper, etc. You've read the book a dozen times before, and once again all the pieces of the plot are in place.