Sentence examples for meaning perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Rape and sexual violence is not only endemic in Cambodia but treated by many as the norm, meaning perpetrators largely go unpunished.

However, the bill failed to do anything about the big loopholes like the forgiveness and retribution laws, meaning perpetrators could still escape punishment if they had the finances.

Rape and sexual violence isn't only endemic in the southeast Asian country, but is treated by many as the norm, meaning perpetrators largely go unpunished.

Hamdullah Pakhtuniyar, whose brother, Zabiullah, a security guard at the MSF hospital, was killed in the strike, said he wanted Afghan law to apply to the perpetrators, meaning capital punishment.

Update: One person confirmed dead and one person injured were later identified as perpetrators, meaning this incident does not qualify as a mass shooting.

"We have to change [the] equation to make rape in war very expensive for the perpetrator, meaning they will be prosecuted and imprisoned, they will never be integrated into state security forces or allowed to work for the state, and they will be named and shamed in the community," she says.

Update: One victim was later identified as the perpetrator, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.

Update: One of the dead was later identified as a perpetrator, meaning this incident no longer qualifies as a mass shooting based on VICE's metrics.

And while a substantial number - 20percentt - of coeds fall victim to sexual crimes, the number of perpetrators is small, meaning that the offenders prey on women repeatedly, Stapleton said.

'Deter' obviously pre-existed in the security world but with the loose meaning of 'anything that puts the perpetrator off'.

The purpose of this study was to discover the meaning of therapy experiences to 11 community-dwelling perpetrators of child sexual abuse.