Sentence examples for perpetrators more from inspiring English sources

We heard the powerful testimony of a survivor of sexual violence, who shared her story and called for government action to hold perpetrators more accountable.

In attending to them disproportionately, though, we lend their perpetrators more power and terror than they should possess and minimize the tragedy of lives lost or forever altered by more common forms of mass shootings, especially in America, where they are particularly ubiquitous.

Often family situations and the support provided to women and children make the process of leaving their perpetrators more complex; therefore, providing advice with little to no knowledge of the aetiology of violence can be fatal for women.

His indiscipline has caused Hartley to miss the 2013 Lions tour to Australia and last year's World Cup, although his citing after last season's Premiership play-off between Northampton and Saracens for head-butting George had an element of the perpetrator more than the offence itself.

There were group differences in perpetrator characteristics, uncles and stepfathers were the perpetrator more frequently in crimes against adolescents; partners or former intimate partners were more frequently the perpetrator in the adult group (Table 2).

Realize that you might have to forgive your perpetrator more than once!

On the contrary, we may see the insanity of the perpetrators far more clearly than ever before, and certainly more clearly than they ever saw themselves.

Male perpetrators are more likely to be held accountable and criminalised, and their crimes are more likely to be seen as linked to their ethnicity if they are poor, Black or men of colour (Russo 2001).

In both groups lone perpetrators were more common, but a perpetrator known or related to the victim was two and ten times more common in adolescents, respectively.

Articles in which persons with psychiatric disorders were presented as perpetrators were more frequently coded as stigmatizing, while those in which they were presented as victims were more frequently coded as mixed.

Many were direct perpetrators, many more were cowardly and silent.