Sentence examples for perpetrators whether from inspiring English sources

He was unspecific on possible perpetrators: "Whether it's competitors, people angry with it [Bear], whatever, I don't know".

I would hope he would know better than to ask the perpetrators whether they've been behaving appropriately.

Both films make the case that the most effective way to combat crime is to shoot the perpetrators, whether or not you have any legal authority to do so.

It is important to keep a sense of proportion about such atrocities, because the perpetrators, whether linked to Islamic State (Isis), al-Qaeda or freelance jihadis, select targets that will guarantee maximum publicity.

Oates gets inside the heads of her perpetrators, whether she's writing about a collagen-injected, neurotically skinny 5th Avenue shopper, or the Mississippi child-prostitute, Doll, who carefully presents herself as 'a fascinating mix of mute, shy, sly naughty girl and something sullen beneath, like the beat of hard rock'.

The Booysen case will obviously be watched closely in and outside the country to monitor the course of justice against the alleged perpetrators, whether the punishment will be commensurate to the levels of violence executed on the victim and how this compares to international practice.

The impacts of rape don't discriminate based on your relationship with the perpetrator, whether or not he used a weapon, whether he punched you, bit you, threatened your family, your friends, your children.

The perpetrators - whether from the Interior Ministry's Central Security Forces (CSF), its Special Forces, or some other wing of the police-army establishment - need to be brought to justice.

He added Bradbury's victims had the right to be "furious", but he had been assured by ministers after previously raising the issue in parliament about the 2,345 suspect perpetrators and whether measures had been taken to ensure it would not happen again.

The public is still sensitive to the nationality of the perpetrators and whether they commit crimes versus acts of terrorism effectuate enigmatic prosecutorial constraints.

Studies show that there are many factors that may predict whether an individual will report, including level of acquaintance with the perpetrator and whether alcohol was consumed.