Perpetration

It is difficult to know whether these numbers reflect an increase in perpetration, or improvements in reporting or detection, or a combination.

As a result, in my opinion, Fox is an active participant, and co-conspirator along with Trump, his administration, and Republican state governors, in the perpetration of mass murder.

It is in the midst of this year’s commemoration of the 16 Days that I choose to speak out on a very public perpetration of violence against women.

Notably, the report calls for the halting of the provision of arms that may be used in the conflict in Yemen, highlighting the significance attached to the detrimental impact of such arms sales on the perpetration of crimes in Yemen.

She said she decided to protest Mr Trump's visit because, as a queer woman, she feels strongly against the discrimination and perpetration he represents.

The defendant, Brenden Burns, was charged with one count of murder in the perpetration of an attempted robbery after allegedly shooting De’Greaun Frazier during an undercover drug operation in Jackson.

It is also associated with perpetration of violence and being a victim of violence.

It is a sad fact that the perpetration of those acts is not confined to that class of people which might be called the rabble.

What the Allied powers had in mind was a tribunal that would make the waging of aggressive war, the violation of sovereignty and the perpetration of what came to be known in 1945 as 'crimes against humanity' internationally recognized offences.