Sentence examples for perpetrators but rather from inspiring English sources
The tribunal, which does not seek punitive measures for the alleged perpetrators, but, rather, to issue a morally-charged verdict which will become the basis for future government policy-making, will not be able to provide answers to every question it asks, nor will it able to put those they can into immediate action.
In this context, many of us heard Nichols' comments about courage in facing the scandal of sexual abuse, not to laud perpetrators, but rather a call for courage to remove those very stumbling blocks, to read honestly, faithfully, and comprehensively the signs of the times.
Also notable is their depiction of drug users, not as victims or perpetrators, but rather as normal, functioning individuals, as illustrated in this radio spot: "Harry, Eccy, Charlie, Weed, Blow if you've been caught with these speak to LY Lawyers".
This type of fraud is more difficult to track because the evidence does not appear on the victim's credit report or on the perpetrator's credit report, but rather as a new credit file or subfile.
Growing evidence shows that IPV not only involves female victims and male perpetrators, but that it is rather a matter where both partners/sexes contribute mutually [ 68, 69].
Like the question, "What if they gave a war and nobody came," what if the perpetrator threw down the gauntlet but, rather than taking the bait, what if the would-be victim simply refused to engage?
From Brock Turner and David Becker to Owen Labrie and the Vanderbilt gang rape case, all too often sexual assault cases are framed around how the crime will affect the perpetrators' lives, rather than the victims' lives.
There were objections by Poles to being treated as perpetrators rather than victims.
In referring to financial scams, Google seems to have in mind perpetrators rather than victims.
We hear constant stories of schools treating students like perpetrators rather than children.
And when bullying and harassment does occur, call it out and deal with perpetrators – rather than the individual.
