| Instead, the indictment charges him with having planned, ordered, instigated, or assisted in the perpetration of these crimes. |
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| The system provides for the perpetration of a monarchial power structure that should have been abandoned with our first revolution 228 years ago. |
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| We must assess individual tolerances for maltreatment, etiologies and reasons for enduring perpetration of abuse. |
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| Four youths were arrested on criminal charges, including third-degree assault, harassment and perpetration of a hate crime. |
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| School violence is being assimilated into the broader sense of fatalism and passivity about the perpetration of violence in our nation and in our world. |
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| As a result, such allegations are retained in family court and nothing is done to censor the perpetration of fraud upon the courts. |
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| We have not only the perpetration of mass atrocities by the Sudanese government, but the culture of impunity that underpins it. |
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| It is commonly accepted that no obedience is due to orders entailing the perpetration of crimes. |
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| Similarly, the failure of a citizen to attempt to prevent the perpetration of an offense can be characterized as misprision. |
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| In some instances, children are encouraged or used to perpetrate theft or assist in its perpetration. |
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| Youth are critically susceptible to perpetration of and victimization from armed violence. |
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| He insisted upon the importance of avoiding the perpetration of this imbalance. |
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| Participation in enabling the crime can be tangential or central to its perpetration, and can carry differing levels of criminal liability. |
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| Such a situation is conducive to perpetration of further violations of human rights and to a culture of impunity. |
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| Many prominent Congolese human-rights activists consider minerals to be at the heart of the perpetration of atrocities. |
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| Intrinsic to the perpetration of this evil is the shamelessness of photographing it. |
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| It should be stated that the aforementioned provisions prohibit the sale, trafficking and abduction of children and the perpetration of such offences for the purpose of inducing the child to perpetrate acts against the law. |
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| Article 47 of the Criminal Code criminalizes causing a person to commit a crime, joint perpetration of a crime and inciting a person to commit a crime. |
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| Lack of accountability will only lead to the perpetration of even more war crimes with impunity, as evidenced by the tragic and violent events of today. |
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| It remains essential, nevertheless, to keep secret certain measures, the disclosure of which could facilitate their circumvention and the perpetration of acts of unlawful interference. |
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| This amendment was intended bring a halt to the perpetration of arbitrary criminal acts of this kind against innocent victims, including children, women and older persons. |
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| Child abuse entails the perpetration of horrendous crimes striking at the physical and mental health of children and adolescents and marking them for life. |
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| Learn who is orchestrating, encouraging, permitting, and colluding in the perpetration of violations, as ideologues, strategists, and active supporters. |
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| This right also entails the right to full knowledge of gross human rights violations, of the circumstance and reasons for their perpetration and the identity of those responsible for them. |
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