Sentence examples for offences perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Ministers have launched a hate crime action plan, including steps to tackle offences perpetrated on public transport.

Yet an increasing number of workers find stress not a welcome buzz but an offence perpetrated by their employers.

Such shared resentment increases the sense of identity of the group which than perceives any offence perpetrated to the single as an offence to the group (Redmond, 2007).

Hundreds of offences were perpetrated against the country's Muslim population in 2013, with the Metropolitan police alone - Britain's largest force - recording 500 Islamophobic crimes, compared with 336 incidents in 2012 and 318 in 2011.

In fact, half of child sex offences are perpetrated by individuals who do not meet diagnostic criteria for paedophilia (Blanchard et al. 2001, Maletzky and Steinhauser 2002).

A freedom bill is being passed that undoes some of the offences against civil liberties perpetrated by the last government.

Russia has sought to change Ukraine's borders by force and Russia-backed separatists have perpetrated horrific offences against the civilian population.

Most were arrested for, and admitted to violence, for example 39% perpetrated an offence of violence against the person and 19% criminal damage.

The colonel is charged with crimes against humanity – the mass murder of civilians by perpetrating offences so barbaric that the very fact that a fellow human being can commit them demeans us all.

Taken together such findings support a drinking double standard whereby women are blamed more for a sexual offence when they have consumed alcohol whilst drinking defendants are viewed as less likely to have perpetrated a crime [ 43- 45].

A significantly higher proportion of the VVO group had perpetrated a drug-related offence and had a history of polysubstance abuse than those in the NVVO group.