Sentence examples for specific perpetrator from inspiring English sources

Dick, the youth-orchestra conductor, told me that after Mason's killing he had been able to envision a very specific perpetrator: "in his forties, white, a veteran".

Systemic racism doesn't require malice, or a specific perpetrator; everyone who benefits is guilty, even people who don't think that they benefit.

However, findings are largely based on aggregate data and the specific perpetrator is often unclear.

The total percentages also include women responding positive to one of the violence questions, but where the specific perpetrator was unknown.

In the research on filicide, nationwide studies with comparison groups, specific perpetrator subgroups, and assessment of possible risk factors have been called for.

Hatters Friedman et al. [ 3] noted that the nature of filicide varies within the study populations and suggested that further studies include, e.g., comparison groups, specific perpetrator subpopulations, and national populations.

"Yemeni officials in Aden provided information to Ambassador Bodine concerning specific perpetrators who carried out this attack," Senator Levin wrote in a letter to Representative Young and Representative Sonny Callahan of Alabama, the Republican who is chairman of the appropriations subcommittee overseeing foreign aid.

The Arab League, a regional diplomatic forum that has already expelled Mr. Assad's government, said in its statement that it holds "the Syrian regime responsible for this heinous crime," but the statement also appeared to suggest that the specific "perpetrators" were not yet known and should be brought to international justice.

Too often we have either averted our eyes (after obligatory verbiage expressing pro forma outrage) or focused on finding the specific perpetrators.

Too often, we either averted our eyes (after obligatory verbiage expressing pro forma outrage), or we focused on finding the specific perpetrators, instead of punishing nations that have actively succored terrorist groups or, more passively, let them train and operate within their borders.

Women survivors of IPV were interviewed to explore individual experiences of IPV and their opinions on the causes of specific perpetrators' behaviour.