Sentence examples for perpetrator from from inspiring English sources

Families might be inclined to "shield the perpetrator from discovery" when the penalty is death, he said, leading to an increase in the problem of underreporting these crimes.

Man Tiger, translated by Labodalih Sembiring, could be called a crime novel, though one in which we know the identity of the perpetrator from the very first sentence.

But, judging by the number of drone operators who have been treated for alcoholism, depression, and other outcomes of post-traumatic stress, even this degree of remoteness can't insulate the perpetrator from the effects of killing.

They are always trying to make sure they are in position, that if deadly force is necessary to stop a perpetrator from killing or seriously injuring innocent people, that they can take that action.

Women who go to a court to take out an intervention order to prevent a perpetrator from contacting them often do so because they are in immediate fear for their safety or their life.

The orders exclude an alleged perpetrator from the women's home for between 48 hours and 28 days and are seen as a way of keeping a victim in her own home.

If you flee you need to flee often from your area, from the perpetrator and from his friends.

Most cases were filed as "resistance followed by death" which shields the perpetrators from civilian courts.

In violent attacks it was often difficult, and sometimes meaningless, to distinguish perpetrators from victims.

Eager to isolate the perpetrators from the larger tribe, Colonel Qaddafi pressured the Warfalla themselves to execute their own plotters.

In cooperation with competent authorities, Partizan FC will do everything to locate, trial and ban those perpetrators from sporting fields.