Sentence examples for when perpetrated from inspiring English sources

"The original U.S. draft appeared to concentrate on condemning rape when perpetrated for political and military purposes only," he said.

Murder when it's carried out by a policeman is clearly not taken as seriously as when perpetrated by a civilian.

Compared with other late-industrial societies, Britain is relatively rarely plagued by firearms offenses, and when perpetrated they're often woefully inexpert.

So did the news department's longtime willingness to call torture by its name — except when perpetrated by the American government, at which point it became "harsh interrogation techniques" that "human rights groups and some lawmakers have argued are torture".

No one deserves to be a victim of a scam, but it's particular heinous when perpetrated on people who are living on fixed incomes or surviving on savings they can't replenish.

These predatory practices are no more legitimate ― and indeed, are more outrageous ― when perpetrated under color of law.

He dared to challenge the regime when it broke its own laws and when it perpetrated injustices against Ahwazi Arabs.

At a time when violence perpetrated by cops is facing intense scrutiny, Toronto Police Service is arming its front-line officers with military-grade assault rifles.

But one thing that happens here in this place is when America suffers, and when people perpetrate acts against this country, we as a Congress and as a government stand united, and we stand together.

Javed Khan, chief executive of children's charity Barnardo's, welcomed the inquiry, saying: "There are few crimes more abhorrent than the sexual abuse of children but when those perpetrating this vile act are relatives, people who are supposed to love and protect, it can be all the more harrowing".

"When someone perpetrates nonconsensual pornography and shares intimate images and/or video without the consent of the pictured individual, it is that perpetrator who is in the wrong and who deserves the blame".