Sentence examples for which perpetrated from inspiring English sources

Later, under increased pressure from the military, which perpetrated several armed revolts in 1987 88, Alfonsín pardoned most convicted officers and proposed renewed military investment.

The story was that of Communism, which perpetrated "the intellectual sin of the century: passing judgment on the fate of others in the name of their future as you see it,... concerning which you claim exclusive and perfect information".

In fact, Dabi was Bashir's military intelligence chief, and in that capacity he was responsible for establishing the janjaweed militias, which perpetrated many of the worst atrocities in Darfur.

Officials pinned the blame, predictably, on Erdoğan's bête noire, the Kurdistan Workers party (PKK), although a more likely culprit is an extremist splinter group, the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks, which perpetrated the 17 February Ankara attack.

So too is the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, which perpetrated the first suicide strike in Israel for more than two months on Christmas Day.Another sort of explanation for suicide terrorism focuses on its practitioners' travails and poverty in this world, rather than their imagined delights in the next.

The fiscal hawk and governor was once the head of Columbia/HCA, which perpetrated the biggest Medicare fraud in US history, and he opposed the creation of a database to track heavy prescription narcotics like Oxycontin because it would be an "invasion of privacy".

It could have been the separatist Kurdistan Workers Partyy (P.K.K ., which has perpetrated numerous attacks in Turkey over the past decades.

We conducted a mediation analysis to examine injection drug use as a possible mechanism by which client-perpetrated abuse may affect HIV-serostatus, specifically examining whether injection drug use mediates the relationship between client-perpetrated abuse and HIV-seropositivity.

We are all victims of a giant conspiracy -- or gross incompetence, I can't decide which -- perpetrated by manufacturers, broadcasters, politicians and the Federal Communications Commission.

By focusing on those at the top, Buhari is neglecting the other conduits, offices and laws through which corruption is perpetrated and perpetuated.

Chief of General Staff of the Yugoslav Army, Momčilo Perišić, was sentenced to 27 years in prison for his decisions to staff, arm and finance armies of Krajina and Republika Srpska, which in turn perpetrated crimes in Sarajevo, Zagreb and Srebrenica.