Sentence examples for has perpetrated a from inspiring English sources

Now that a true far-right radical has perpetrated a terrible atrocity, it will be easy to return to those comforting illusions.

"The Lagos State government has perpetrated a lot of human-rights abuses in urban slums, forcibly evicting communities without any warning or planning and without any remedy, settlement, or compensation, in their effort to develop the city," Felix Morka, the director of the Social and Economic Rights Action Center in Lagos, told me.

It has perpetrated a great many crimes, and bore (or is bearing) the brunt of numerous natural disasters, yet shows a remarkable resilience and talent for adaptation.

In "Kevin" (which opens December 9th) she plays a mother coming to grips with the fact that her son has perpetrated a Columbine-type massacre at his school.

"President Trump has perpetrated a terrible violation of America's public lands and heritage by going after this dinosaur treasure trove," Heidi McIntosh, a managing attorney at Earthjustice, said in a statement.

During the course of the trial, it was held that Rowling proved "by clear and convincing evidence, that Stouffer has perpetrated a fraud on the Court through her submission of fraudulent documents as well as through her untruthful testimony", including changing pages years after the fact to retroactively insert the word "muggle".

First, military action can be initiated when a state has perpetrated an act of aggression against another state or when it has otherwise posed a threat to international peace and security, as was the case in the Korean War.

"We've perpetrated a facade for 50 years," Richard Sherman said in the documentary.

"They have perpetrated a gigantic fraud against the will of the people," he said.

Sergei Mitrokhin, the leader of the liberal Yabloko Party, called the inscription "scandalous" and said that Stalin had perpetrated a "monstrous genocide".

They developed what the authors called "rich false memories," detailed and multisensory, of having perpetrated a theft or an assault.