Sentence examples for potential perpetrators from inspiring English sources

They need to work together to gather information and intelligence about vulnerable young people and the networks of potential perpetrators.

The most important thing is for potential perpetrators of sexual crime to know that their victims will be listened to.

To let the LRA leaders off completely would be to send the wrong message to other potential perpetrators, they say.

But the number of potential perpetrators of biological warfare is growing, as is the number of lethal agents that could cause extensive casualties.

A fourth is our failure to capture the anthrax killer, suggesting to Iraq and other potential perpetrators that they might get away with an attack.

The novel may assure us that lycan assaults are "as uncommon as shark attacks," but only because the potential perpetrators are medically benumbed.

"I don't think there are any personal characteristics that define a potential perpetrator," he said.

It may also encourage a potential perpetrator that they will get away with the crime because people will not consider it a real offence.

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.

Rowe acknowledges an emoji painted on the sidewalk isn't likely to stop a potential perpetrator in his tracks, but she hopes the posters can engage bystanders.

It seems blindingly simple, but victim-blaming is so ingrained in our culture that the impetus is often put on them rather than the potential perpetrator.