Sentence examples for perpetrators such from inspiring English sources

Respondents were asked about their experiences of various acts of violence perpetrated either by an intimate partner (termed 'IPV') or by other perpetrators, such as neighbours, relatives, teachers and combatants (termed 'non-partner violence', NPV).

Maybe it's the inhumanity of their evil acts — not even strictly their brutality but their senselessness, their bizarre and pointless ends — that makes these perpetrators such a sticking point in our national debates about the death penalty.

Recognizing that Syrians will want to see quick change once the old regime falls, the drafters stress that the new transition leadership, once in place, needs to close notorious prisons, detain high-profile perpetrators (such as Mr. Assad) and appoint members of formerly excluded groups to key government positions.

They may also lead detectives to perpetrators — such as teachers or day care workers — who might still have access to potential victims.

Reader-comments there were mainly hostile toward the victims and toward Obama, instead of toward the perpetrators, such as: "What about me, the underwater homeowner, for no reason other than other idiots not paying their mortgage!

But to have the continuous hunt for perpetrators such as in the Nuremberg trials, which are even continuing today and to live with the pain of the Holocaust experience which continues to affect people's minds until today, is not what we felt we should have in South Africa.

Start a file where you keep copies of correspondence, notes from phone calls with creditors etc. Gather as much information as you can about the perpetrator such as name, real address or phone number, etc. File an identity theft report with the Postal Service.

"The perpetrators of such acts should given such a punishment that it would preempt and intimidate other potential criminals from taking such actions," Ejei said, stressing the women were not attacked because they weren't properly veiled.

Later referring to men who kill their own children, he goes on to use the phrase "act of love", implying that perpetrators of such crimes are overtaken by passion – that such men should not necessarily be held fully responsible.

How, he wonders, were the perpetrators of such vast and unprecedented crimes brought to account?

Lastly, and perhaps more controversially, what does this tell the perpetrators of such heinous crimes?