Sentence examples for perpetrators without from inspiring English sources
"The police and security services needed one day to conduct a brilliant operation and detain the perpetrators without any noise, shots or fuss".
"How do you go about prosecuting the perpetrators without engendering more violence?" But when asked what specific actions the American government would take if the Kenyan government failed to prosecute the killers in last year's mayhem — sanctions?
Results suggested that perpetrators with a history of alcohol abuse were more likely to be younger, had less education, were less likely to be permanently employed, and had more problems with the legal system than perpetrators without a history of alcohol abuse.
The High Court in South Africa issued a temporary interdict preventing the president from granting pardons to political perpetrators without consulting victims.
If we do not want this we need to preserve within ourselves the power and the ability to sympathize with the world, including the fate of both the victims and the perpetrators, without succumbing to fear or resignation.
Many have sought a microbe perpetrator, without success, but Cochran can at least spin a plausible scenario.
"Without legal aid women are being forced to face their perpetrators in court without legal representation.
I call on the authorities to conduct a full investigation immediately and bring the perpetrators to justice without delay".
John Prendergast, who has worked in African conflict zones for 25 years, explains: "The rule of law breaks down and perpetrators commit crimes without fear of conviction or punishment.
We need to figure out a way to stamp out international terrorism and bring these perpetrators to justice without creating more loss of life...
Medicalisation tends to reduce sexual violence to an apolitical 'injury', a 'harm done' that has consequently erased 'the power relations that produce and inform gender – leaving in its place suffering bodies, without perpetrators or causes [emphasis added], each of which can be treated by the universal 'humanitarian kit" (Ticktin 2011, p. 251).
