Sentence examples for that perpetrated from inspiring English sources

These people that perpetrated this call themselves Muslims.

There are calls for the punishment (execution even) of the man who has reported war crimes, but not for those that perpetrated or sanctioned them.

In his 2005 memoir, "Scars of War, Wounds of Peace", Shlomo Ben-Ami, a former foreign minister (and historian) accepted that in 1948 an Arab community "in a state of terror" was put to flight by a "ruthless" Israeli army that perpetrated atrocities and massacres.

"Those who organised these attacks and those that perpetrated them are exactly those that the refugees are fleeing and not the opposite," he said.

Stewart and Sanea, they contend, presided over a business, the International Banking Corporation (T.I.B.C ., that perpetrated a multibillion-dollar fraud — and then left the Gosaibis with the bill.

It survived the war thanks to Mr Kabila's foreign allies, including the fugitive troops of the former Rwandan regime that perpetrated the 1994 genocide of Tutsis.

A good deal of informed opinion worldwide regards the Anglo-American invasion and conquest of Iraq as an illegal act of aggression, in the course of which it is coalition forces that have perpetrated numerous war crimes while pulverising Iraqi resistance.

Research comparing the mental health impact of different kinds of large-scale catastrophes or disasters suggests that purposefully perpetrated disasters like terrorism or mass shootings are more likely to result in lasting psychological harm, or cause more pronounced psychological consequences, than natural disasters, like floods and hurricanes.  .

Speaking to IRIN, an agency focusing on humanitarian news, in February 2014, Strauss also noted that Moroccan-perpetrated human rights abuses against migrants seemed to be on a downward trend across the country, except for around the Spanish enclaves.

Logistic regression analyses revealed that client-perpetrated sexual abuse was significantly associated with HIV-seropositivity and injection drug use, and that injection drug use was positively associated with HIV-seropositivity.

Our results showed that client-perpetrated abuse was significantly associated with a higher prevalence of injection drug use among FSWs, and those who experienced client-perpetrated sexual abuse were more likely to be HIV-positive, highlighting the need to consider history of abuse and injection drug use when assessing HIV risk among FSWs in this region.