Sentence examples for perpetrator struck from inspiring English sources

Then, having established an apparently respectable identity as a blogger on the Times of Israel website, the perpetrator struck.

Criminologists anticipate the perpetrator will strike again.

But "residual heavy metal toxicity in armored vehicles struck by D.U. perpetrators could pose possible health risks for those that access those vehicles," it said.

Under accords already struck in Cuba, perpetrators of the worst crimes in the war will face "transitional justice" aimed more at finding out the historical truth than meting out harsh punishments.

A judge watched over the two opponents, ready with a stick to strike the perpetrator of fouls like biting and eye-gouging.

When militants struck American officials in Beirut under Reagan, Congress pointed fingers at the perpetrators, not at political rivals.

The young perpetrators must also do hours of community service, but the professor knows Frost's words struck home best.

Since the terrorist attacks in Paris last November, some of whose perpetrators lived in Molenbeek, Belgian authorities have been afraid that it was only a matter of time before fanatics struck closer to home.

Thieves climbed down a communal lift shaft and then bent open a security shutter to get into the basement The thieves may have struck before The thieves may have struck before According to The Times, a burglary of bank vaults in the German capital two years ago bears many of the hallmarks of the Easter raid and the perpetrators had never been found.

Though the peace accord struck between government and rebel forces in 1996 suggested a quelling of political violence, amnesty was granted for perpetrators of even the worst crimes who, unpunished, have since m​orphed into the violent criminal underground.

The aim of the perpetrators had been to strike fear and to stop not only further publication of caricatures of Muhammad but the magazine itself.