Sentence examples for perpetrated from from inspiring English sources

In 1950 , 1960 you could still find that, again perpetrated from generation to generation and generation to generation, to a point where you didn't even know any more how it started.

The latest ruling "still leaves open the case of whether the U.S. is the right place to try all of these suspects," said Sarah Ludford, a spokeswoman for the Liberal Democrats, who are junior partners in Mr. Cameron's coalition government, arguing that those "whose alleged crimes were perpetrated from their computers at home in Britain should face homegrown justice".

The French Parliament unanimously adopted a law recognizing that slavery, "the trans-Atlantic and Indian Ocean slave trade, perpetrated from the 15th century against Africans, Amerindians, Malagasies and Indians, constitutes a crime against humanity," said Charles Josselin, France's minister of cooperation.

I did not expect to find a human-powered, systematic, months-long, fraudulent (falsely claiming to be collaborating with us, and worse) attempt to undermine our business, being perpetrated from call centres on 2 continents.

Besides all the wounds, self-inflicted or perpetrated from the outside, the region also suffers from an identity crisis.

No country in the world has suffered more than Pakistan from the scourge of terrorism, often perpetrated from outside our borders," the statement said.

England's fitful bursts of sustained excellence in open play were perpetrated too far from the Australian goal line to make any significant difference.

The attacks, apparently perpetrated by people from neighboring outposts belonging to the settlement of Itamar, went on intermittently for years, villagers said.

Similarly, criminal acts perpetrated in and from cyberspace by individuals or groups are viewed as a matter for law enforcement rather than the military, though there is evidence to suggest that Russian organized-crime syndicates helped to facilitate the cyberattacks against Georgia in 2008 and that they were hired by either Hamas or Hezbollah to attack Israeli Web sites in January 2009.

Similarly, criminal acts perpetrated in and from cyberspace are viewed as a matter for law enforcement, though there is evidence to suggest that Russian organized crime syndicates helped to facilitate the cyberattacks against Georgia in 2008 and that they were hired by either Hamas or Hezbollah to attack Israeli Web sites.

Most recent major terrorist attacks in Russian theatres and schools were perpetrated by people from the Caucasus region, and with the concentration of media, the symbolic World Cup is a prime targets due to large congregations of football fans.