Sentence examples for perpetrators even if from inspiring English sources

"Today the Senate has spoken loudly and unanimously that the families of victims of terrorist attacks should be able to hold the perpetrators, even if it's a country, a nation, accountable," Schumer said, adding that the legislation does not put the US at risk of foreign lawsuits because the measure only applies to attacks on US soil.

She thinks office culture is too much about protecting the company and the perpetrator, even if that's not how others in the organisation would want to behave.

When that happens, not only haven't you regained anything, you've actually lost, because you have relinquished the last remnants of your power to the perpetrator, even if he is completely unaware if it.

The perpetrator even had a prospective career.

Each rape experience had only one code for perpetrator even though there may have been a group of perpetrators (example: a group of Mai Mai perpetrators would have had a single perpetrator code of "Mai Mai").

The administration will not be able to change the attitudes of these perpetrators by punishing them, even if it could find them.

"The other way to investigate would be if the United Nations Security Council referred the case to the ICC … But even if perpetrators are identified, they cannot be arrested if they are located in IS territory.

The killing of US rapper XXXTentacion has set social media ablaze: vicious arguments have broken out about how to memorialise such a problematic figure, as fans pore over conspiracy theories about the perpetrator and even question if the rapper was killed at all.

It is a heinous war crime and it must be denounced as such even if the perpetrators are Jews and, yes, even if they are Holocaust survivors.

If this helps to ensure that, in future, justice is done against those who commit crimes against humanity, then past failings of the judicial system may be forgiven - even if the perpetrators are not.

That's true even if the perpetrators are acting on their own without direct orders or support from the organization.