Sentence examples for would perpetrate from inspiring English sources

Some people who knew Sudan feared that an enraged Mr Bashir would perpetrate fresh atrocities.

At a press conference in Washington, Mr Holder said: "Those who would perpetrate such acts need to understand something.

Nearby residents also argued that it would perpetrate, rather than fix, the racial divide in the neighborhood.

In an e-mail to several reporters, Mr. Wagner said Hitler was merely presented as "idiosyncratic, odd," and there was little sense of the horrors that he would perpetrate.

Soon Madelene and the ape are on the run.Things get lyrical: concealment in trees, running over rooftops, swinging on television cables (Madelene in the ape's arms), fleeing all those who would perpetrate vile experiments on Erasmus, including the proud satanic husband and nasty civilisation.

As Motz points out, one reason why the appalling treatment of Victoria Climbié wasn't picked up earlier is because her great aunt's apparently maternal relationship to Victoria made it difficult for professionals to imagine that she would perpetrate sadistic abuse on this defenceless little girl.

I'd perpetrated many other unlawful acts, and, except for the most minor ones, had never been caught.

What crept like paralysis through him.Things that had happened to him, and thingsthat he'd witnessed, and things that he'd perpetrated himselfwith his own hands.

Confidentially, even more people shared their stories, including men who'd perpetrated family violence.

He argues that across the world, cannibals are viewed as non-human entities, committing acts that no human would ordinarily perpetrate.

"Belizean security forces and law enforcement officials would never perpetrate an armed attack on civilians, especially minors, except in exercise of the right to self defence," read a statement issued by the office of Prime Minister Dean Barrow.