Sentence examples for perpetrators may be from inspiring English sources

We should all join loudly in condemning every kind of sexual abuse, no matter how powerful any of the perpetrators may be.

Thailand's ministry of foreign affairs said: "For the time being, it is too early to determine the possible motives or who the perpetrators may be".

Its perpetrators may be religious fanatics, or simply diehard opponents of the federal government who might come from inside, as well as outside, American territory.

The perpetrators may be, as everyone agrees, a minority in a country that places a high value on cultural and artistic expression, as epitomised by the French l'exception culturelle, but the recent targets have been high profile.

There is evidence that the non-working poor — the population most implicated in crime, as victims and perpetrators — may be returning in higher percentages, for now, than middle-class residents washed out by the storm.

The authors suggest that may be useful in criminal forensics, in which photographs are recovered of victims: the perpetrators may be seen in the victims' eyes, a new form of incrimination whether they survive an assault or not.

A suitcase bomb has destroyed Lower Manhattan, killing four million; the perpetrator may be the czar of a syndicate dealing Albertine, a revolutionary new drug.

In a minority of cases, pubic hairs from the perpetrator may be found on the victim's body; these can be physically examined, and subjected to mitochondrial DNA testing.

To get to that point is rare, however well known the problem or perpetrator may be.

If a crime is investigated by the campus judicial system, it may never be reported to local police, and the sanctions imposed on a perpetrator may be far more lenient than the law would allow.

If all else fails, you may have to take legal action against the perpetrator!!! Beware that your perpetrator may be dangerous, such as a stalker, etc.