Sentence examples for perpetrators consider from inspiring English sources

The timing of the threatened attacks is decidedly bizarre, as if the perpetrators consider it appropriate to kill foreigners, but wrong to interfere with the World Cup in doing so.

The Linke condemned the ease with which authorities will be able to deport some perpetrators considered to "pose a danger to the general public", possibly to face persecution in their homelands.

First, there is always horror, and a hope – a fervent hope – that the perpetrators do not consider themselves Muslim.

The perpetrators need to consider a location to conduct siphoning to avoid detection by authorities, coordinate a vessel to carry the stolen fuel, and have a location where it can be stored for potential buyers.

Nevertheless, it needs to be said that although medicalisation and depoliticisation are necessary to 'decontaminate' the (in particular) female victim/survivor of sexual violence as to make her 'worthy' of humanitarian assistance in the global south, this may be distinctly different for western women who are raped especially when the perpetrator is considered as 'the Other'.

Based on these data, the pooled estimate for the AAF was 38.8percentt when both victim and perpetrator were considered, compared with an AAF of 23.9percentt when only the patient was considered (Cherpitel et al. 2012 a ).

The characteristics and experiences of both the victim and the perpetrator are considered - in terms of what happened to each before they entered into the relationship, and their relative situations within the relationship - alongside features and dynamics of the relationship itself (See Figure 1).

With these aids, it is crucial to consider perpetrator monitoring, thorough testing of the product or tool, and to continue to promote in-person assistance.

I think they're doing it as a gantlet for students who might not consider themselves perpetrators but who might be perpetrators," explaining it can help teach students before they get in a position where they might commit an assault.

We consider the perpetrators "evil" and "irredeemable".

Every project that is awarded comes with a confidentiality agreement and the implicit understanding that if it is violated the perpetrator will need to consider a new line of work.