Sentence examples for long perpetrated from inspiring English sources

enthusiasts said last week that they believed the British government had not released all of its files and was concealing the truth about a massive cover-up it had long perpetrated on the British people.

DAKAR, SENEGAL -- The number of rapes carried out by civilians in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has increased 17-fold in the last few years, according to a study released Thursday that says sexual assaults long perpetrated by armed groups are spreading across the population.

Politicians have for too long perpetrated the notion that there exists an endless pot of gold, government waste, that can also be painlessly tapped when needed.

No ruling has come down yet, but the mere possibility that five justices might invalidate part or all of the recent health-care legislation has persuaded liberals that the Court has become a purely ideological actor, a rogue body unmoored from any cause save partisanship, a crucial participant in what the Atlantic's James Fallows described as a "long coup" perpetrated by the political right.

Though the Bayou case is the biggest hedge-fund investigation to come before the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) in five years, it was never more than a years-long fraud perpetrated by a well-connected Louisiana wide-boy.

Removing those opportunities today in the name of a wrong committed 150 years ago is regressive and does nothing to absolve blame from those long dead who perpetrated them.

The so-called "failure of the liberal media elite" is yet another long con being perpetrated by powerful people now posing in high office as faux everymen and women railing against the establishment.

Ryan's emergence as a GOP superstar and, until very recently, a media darling, is the apotheosis of a three decades long scam being perpetrated on the American people.

Despite the long list of abuses perpetrated by the Taliban, Saboor said he felt the group respected his commitment to public service.

JERUSALEM — The gray walls of Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial here, have long documented the horrors perpetrated by the Nazis against Europe's Jews.

Somewhat unconvincingly, Keynes responded that "dangerous acts" were all right so long as they were perpetrated by the right people – ie, by the progressive, socially congenial elite educated at Oxbridge or Harvard.