Sentence examples for perpetrators to commit from inspiring English sources

And officers too often seek to protect their own, allowing perpetrators to commit this egregious human rights abuse with impunity.

At this point, I wrote an opinion piece in the Guardian, accusing the government of allowing the perpetrators to commit these terrible crimes with impunity.

Earlier in the week, it emerged that the Crown Prosecution Service in England and Wales has turned to Twitter for help as it faces a worrying increase in the use of social media by perpetrators to commit crimes against women and girls, including rape, domestic abuse and blackmail.

This impunity emboldens perpetrators to commit more crime.

Impunity only emboldens perpetrators to commit further crimes and encourages others to join their ranks.

Also last year, six women filed suit against Howard, alleging that the university had been slow to respond to reports of sexual assault, and that, in at least one instance, this had allowed a perpetrator to commit additional offenses.

"There could be nothing more horrible than an innocent person being convicted of a crime while the perpetrator is free to commit more crimes," he said.

The bag, said Inspector Brian Maguire of the 109th Precinct in Flushing, "is a way to let a potential perpetrator who wants to commit a crime think that, 'Oh maybe I shouldn't go near that person because they're aware of this scam.'" The police believe the thievery often goes unreported because of the embarrassment of being so stupendously duped, Inspector Maguire said.

And for all of us, because otherwise we leave perpetrators on the lam to commit more crimes and we will never know the truth.

This results in children failing to secure justice and leaves perpetrators free to continue to commit further abuse.

"There is only one person who wins when the wrong person is convicted of a crime: the real perpetrator, who remains free to commit more crimes," Mr. Schneiderman said in a statement.