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Meanings of perpetrators in anglès
Person who carries out the active part of an act, whether their identity is known or not.
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Examples for "offender"
Examples for "offender"
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Currently, a first-time offender would be suspended for at least five days.
2
That is, the defender may shoot to kill; the offender may not.
3
At this stage, police believed the offender was known to the victim.
4
Her husband stopped again in the search to glare at the offender.
5
Police believed the offender may have changed his clothing before officers arrived.
1
The culprit passed a sleepless night in the intolerable agony of lear.
2
That leaves demand as the more likely culprit behind crude's recent run-up.
3
But the main culprit, this new study confirms, is an observability bias.
4
The main culprit is carbon dioxide, produced largely from burning fossil fuel.
5
The report did not specifically name any country as the main culprit.
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So often we focus on condemning the perpetrator, without helping the victim.
2
Hannover later did confirm the perpetrator as one Aron Schulz, 14, however.
3
And I read history as the potential perpetrator -not the victim.
4
However, if the perpetrator survives and there is a trial they cannot.
5
But Mahmood was widely seen as the perpetrator rather than the victim.
1
You think the perp wants to risk getting clobbered with that thing?
2
So our perp unknowingly carried these fragments all the way down here.
3
Every perp carries trace evidence from a scene and leaves some behind.
4
Like I said, I only saw the first perp from a distance.
5
And he never met a perp he didn't like for a crime.
Usage of perpetrators in anglès
1
Rather, the victims of the problem will be seen as the perpetrators.
2
In most cases of violence, the perpetrators were not punished, it said.
3
He said Britain would work with allies to hold perpetrators to account.
4
We protect alleged victims, but we don't protect alleged perpetrators, he said.
5
The government must take concrete steps to hold suspected perpetrators to account.
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Quintanar wants to see perpetrators taken to court and stiff sentences imposed.
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It also introduced tougher criminal sanctions for perpetrators and more victim protection.
8
Place the blame and responsibility back on the perpetrators, where it belongs.
9
Condemnation needs to be constant and consistent, perpetrators need to be prosecuted.
10
He said tragically, hardly any perpetrators of the abuse had been convicted.
11
The campaign included ads featuring both male and female perpetrators and victims.
12
The commission travelled the country listening to statements from victims and perpetrators.
13
The perpetrators of the crime, the British government, came clean and apologised.
14
It is almost impossible to prove beyond doubt who the perpetrators are.
15
It is hard to imagine ourselves as the perpetrators of grotesque violence.
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He had no doubt he'd easily be able to locate the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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