Sentence examples for perpetrators would be from inspiring English sources

The king called the crime unacceptable and vowed that the perpetrators would be found.

Abuse survivors said they were concerned that some priest perpetrators would be returned to ministry based on technicalities.

Mr Lahoud said the killing was "a dark point in our national history" and promised the perpetrators would be brought to justice.

As Cassius in the play boasts after the murder, that event, its victims and its perpetrators, would be remembered for ever.

Asked if he had confidence that the perpetrators would be brought to justice, he replied: "Anybody who's seen even a glimpse of this would have to say that it's going to be very difficult".

But she said Brazil had worked hard to encourage women to come forward to report rapes, and she contended that perpetrators would be prosecuted regardless of the backgrounds of the assailants or the victims.

That means that in 2011 if you were worried about an intrusion into your system it was 33 times more likely that the perpetrator would be a criminal, nation state or disgruntled employee than a hacktivist.

Therefore, the decision process would be completely random, as if rolling a die, and choosing the actual perpetrator would be a lucky guess.

If the same violent incidents occurred on the subway or at the grocery store, they would be considered mugging, and the perpetrator would be arrested for assault.

But countless women were too afraid to tell their stories of harassment and abuse in fear that they would be labeled, further shamed, or that the perpetrator would be in trouble.

Three days later, at a community meeting attended by 400 people, Tampa mayor Bob Buckhorn promised the perpetrator would be caught, but stopped short of using the term "serial killer".