Sentence examples for perpetrators and it from inspiring English sources
These have been taken by perpetrators, and it is seeing things through the perpetrators' lens.
This view holds that all members of a community are linked together, be they rich or poor, victims or perpetrators, and it holds profound implications for peacemaking and conflict resolution.
Although more than 70% of all sexual abusers of children are adult men, we found only one randomised controlled trial of acceptable study quality examining a plausible treatment for adult perpetrators, and it found no effect of an intervention combining cognitive behavioural therapy and relapse prevention treatment.
The Defense had taken the position solely that Colonel Ahrens was accused as the perpetrator and it has refuted that allegation.
When you're raped, you are made to feel bad because you often absorb – literally – your perpetrator, and it becomes 'your' badness.
thanks for deciphering that for me". She responded something to the extent of: "that felt like a microaggression, and it hurt". Even as I'm constantly working to identify and disrupt my own racist behavior, I still find myself a perpetrator and it's super frustrating.
While they are working on the case, you may find that the abuse won't happen as much because someone is watching the perpetrator and it is known about.
Many people view us as the perpetrators and say it went wrong because we did not handle it properly".That, he says, is why some workers refused to reveal their faces to the cameras when Mr Noda visited.
Haiti will not achieve real democracy if its justice system remains unwilling to condemn the crimes of the past, punish the perpetrators and make it clear that such abuses will not be tolerated in the future.
Prayuth did not say who "they" – the perpetrators – were, and it seemed clear, one day after the attack, that the junta was clutching at straws as the hunt for the individual or individuals responsible got under way.
It rendered the perpetrator anonymous, and it exempted the vanquished from bearing any responsibility for their defeat.
