Sentence examples for goes on to commit from inspiring English sources

Not every perpetrator of domestic violence goes on to commit more serious crimes.

All Presidents and governors (who also have pardon power) are haunted by the possibility that they might release someone who goes on to commit horrible crimes.

They will go on to argue that not everyone who grows up in care, or suffers trauma in childhood, goes on to commit crime.

Or to release someone strongly suspected of planning to cause casualties and who then goes on to commit an horrific offence?" Peers are expected to reject the 42-day plan in the autumn.

Under Zimring's plan, if an adolescent with a sex offense goes on to commit another offense as an adult, law enforcement would be able to access the juvenile records to help assess the offender's recidivism risk and make judicial decisions accordingly.

Fourth, the bill has been drafted carefully to account for those rare cases where a man suspected but not convicted of violence against women goes on to commit a stranger rape, by allowing a temporary retention period of three to five years for persons accused of serious offences.

While most domestic abusers reserve their violence for the vulnerable people inside their own homes, a rare few go on to commit heinous crimes against others.

The strongest evidence for this claim is the fact that, although many individuals watch violent media, relatively few go on to commit criminally violent acts.

Twenty-one people went on to commit suicide anyway, six by firearms.

More than 200 of our clients have been released from life sentences, and not a single one has gone on to commit a violent crime.

He went on to commit one of the deadliest school massacres in American history last month, killing 17 people and wounding 17 more using a gun he bought legally.