Sentence examples for often perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Nearly 1 in 10 women (9.9%) reported SV perpetrated by someone other than their partner, with SV most often perpetrated by male strangers or acquaintances.

Today, torture is often perpetrated by the heroes".

"Identity theft is often perpetrated by someone the child knows, not through online shopping".

In France, for example, anti-Semitic attacks, often perpetrated by Muslims, rose steeply after the second intifada began in 2000.

Mark Bowerman of Apacs says that one big difference in today's fraud is that it's often perpetrated by sophisticated gangs.

It's actually about protecting decent people, often the poorest people, by putting in very reasonable controls over incessantly nasty behaviour – actually most often perpetrated by adults.

It is the youths who feel like "outsiders" who often perpetrate violence in schools, she said.

The small arms you demonize often protect men, women and children from tyranny, brutality and even the genocide too frequently perpetrated by governments and police forces.

While 419 fraud has often been perpetrated over the phone or by fax, mass e-mail has in recent years been a preferred method for finding victims.

In addition, participants were also asked how often they perpetrated any of these acts against their spouse, and their answers were recorded as never, 1 2 times, 3 5 times, 6 10 times, or >10 times throughout the previous 12 months.

But prosecutors and investigators are starting to become more aggressive as the volume of spam continues to increase and as the messages that spammers send are being used more often to perpetrate other crimes, including identity theft and credit card fraud.