Sentence examples for perpetrators explaining from inspiring English sources

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.

The following is an excerpt from one of the transcripts published in "Getting Past Your Past," in which the perpetrator explains what changed because of the E.M.D.R. processing of his own molestation: I was still blaming myself for what happened, as well as putting blame on my victim like she was the one who caused this now.

The government's powerlessness in that case - either to stop the attack or arrest its perpetrators - explains why the US decided to step in unilaterally this week; it simply could not trust the Libyans to do so.

It's not blatant and it's easy enough for the perpetrators to explain it away when confronted.

You can read about a scam like that in a newspaper and be surprised, but when the perpetrator actually explains it to you your reaction falls somewhere between nausea and hilarity.

What we heard was the willful manipulation of battered emotions and molten anger to an end that, even today, none of the perpetrators has adequately explained -- no matter how many books they write.

What drives people to these acts is therefore virtually impossible to determine because there is no common theme and the perpetrators don't leave notes explaining their actions.

"This could be a hanging job," Adams told the group, explaining that if the perpetrators were caught they could be executed for treason.

You don't have to worry about the fact you haven't seen any social or psychiatric reports on the "perpetrator" that might explain why they had behaved in a way that offended you.

Ellen Byrne, the wife of Dr. Byrne, remembers Dr. Ivins explaining how crafty the perpetrator had been to get the anthrax to be so finely ground that it was almost as light as air.

Professor Annabel Taylor from the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research explained that perpetrators of domestic abuse will often do whatever they have to and go to extreme lengths to track down their partner or ex-partner.