Sentence examples for perpetrators were linked from inspiring English sources

The perpetrators were linked to the then (and now) governing Institutional Revolutionary party.

Out of the nearly 400 non-deadly jihadist terrorist attacks on American soil since 9/11, perpetrators were linked to Iran or Somalia in three cases.

Out of the nearly 400 nondeadly jihadist terrorist attacks on American soil since 9/11, perpetrators were linked to Iran or Somalia in three cases.

Asked about Belgium's reaction to the November terrorist attacks in Paris — several perpetrators were linked to a Brussels neighborhood, and Belgian authorities were criticized for their handling of suspects — De Croo said "all of the people that were involved in the terrorist attacks, all of them were on lists.

Generally principle and method were linked through a 'by' sentence: 'Deceive perpetrators by misinformation'… 'Defeat perpetrators by controlling movement and behaviour'.

In each of these cases, at least one of the perpetrators was from what the French call minorités visibles, or "visible minorities", which typically refers to those of north African or west African descent; in most cases, the perpetrators have been linked with some form of extremist Islam.

But he will have a broad remit covering almost any violent crime, since it is difficult to know at the outset whether the perpetrator might be linked to the state.

In the northern region for example, 39percentt of the cases analyzed by UNAMA Human Rights, found that perpetrators were directly linked to power brokers who are, effectively, above the law and enjoy immunity from arrest as well as immunity from social condemnation".

"That's a very small group of people we're talking about," she said, arguing that monitoring devices should instead be linked to perpetrators who breach protection orders.

Besides the research indicating that little violent crime can be linked to perpetrators who are mentally ill, studies show that those crimes are far more likely to involve battery — punching another person, for example — than weapons, which account for only 2 percent of violent crimes committed by the mentally ill.

One was linked to the perpetrators and one was the victim.