Sentence examples for identifying perpetrators from inspiring English sources
As usual, identifying perpetrators and motives is a finger-pointing game played by both the militants and the government.
Videos that do show crimes in progress may be helpful in identifying perpetrators or in drawing attention to an injustice that might have been neglected.
However, the introduction of mandatory reporting laws does have support from the legal profession as a preventative strategy, particularly in relation to identifying perpetrators and stopping instances of child abuse.
A study published in June 2015 by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (NCCP) suggested that across all categories of online threats, abuse and offensive behaviour, only 4% of complaints may result in prosecution, often because the incident does not constitute a criminal offence or, in more than 40% of cases, because of difficulties identifying perpetrators and obtaining evidence.
The authorities were indeed "effective in readily identifying perpetrators and victims with similar individual characteristics", the inquiry panel concluded.
Whether it's stopping poaching and illegal trade in body parts from endangered species, identifying perpetrators of out-of-season hunting, or tracking the movement of migratory animals, forensic science is coming to the rescue of wildlife around the globe.
Police anticipate that investigations to identify perpetrators of the disorder will last several years.
When asked to identify perpetrators of violence, most of the women we interviewed named caregivers and family members – followed by security agents.
Officers of Operation New Year, set up to investigate the attacks, will examine CCTV footage from in and around the station in an effort to identify perpetrators.
Just as we develop national strategies for approaching other forms of terrorism, we need to identify perpetrators of gendered crimes as existing as ideological extremism - namely misogyny.
Judge Lippman also endorsed a recommendation that investigators who present crime victims with photographs to identify perpetrators not know which of the choices is the suspect.
