Sentence examples for may be perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Cyberbullying may be perpetrated thoughtlessly, but with devastating consequences.

"These crimes may be perpetrated in the virtual world, but the fear and long-term damage they cause is all too real.

Violence against FSWs may be perpetrated by regular, non-paying partners; clients; police; managers; and others [ 3- 13].

Perpetration of GBV may also occur during transit of conflict-affected populations and/or refuge and may be perpetrated by a range of actors [ 7, 18, 19].

Interpersonal violence during pregnancy may be perpetrated by current or previous intimate partners, family members, and strangers or may occur as a result of fighting.

They may be perpetrated in South Africa by men who are more heavily exposed to a set of risk factors and past behaviours, but these risk factors and behaviours are not inherently different for those perpetrating MPR and SPR.

Each time the Syrian government blocks U.N. aid from reaching areas under siege — as it has done routinely in the past four years — it may be perpetrating the act of "extermination," a crime against humanity that includes the "deprivation of access to food and medicine, calculated to bring about the destruction of part of a population".

In many LMIC such as Kenya, the authorities and child protection services are not adequately developed and equipped to deal with the complexities and abuses that SCCY face, and in some cases may be perpetrating human rights violations [ 37, 38], placing them at further risk when reporting.

The violence that occurs is not limited to physical harm and may also be perpetrated by family members within the household other than the intimate partner.

It is important for practitioners to recognize that elder abuse can be perpetrated within an intimate dyad and traumatic fatalities may result.

only insures that the potential for fraud will be perpetrated.