perpetrate造句

perpetrate a pun [ joke ]

perpetrate a joke

Did you perpetrate this terrible poem?

Only an insane person could perpetrate such a horrible crime.

Article 29 No one may instigate or coerce juvenile to perpetrate or lure them into misbehavior prescribed by this Law, or provide conditions for them to perpetrate misbehavior.

People who perpetrate, condone or facilitate it must be brought to justice.

There are many who speak of God; some even preach hatred and perpetrate violence in God's Name.

The United States is flaunting the anti-communist banner everywhere in order to perpetrate aggression against other countries.

Indeed, some missionaries went so far as to participate in opium trade, loot land property and perpetrate serious misconduct.

For humans are conscious, but not conscious enough to discern if forces of the dark perpetrate harm through the field and strip information and genetics from earth.

The image produced by the medium of photography has long been sheltered in the shell of mechanic duplication and image perfection technology which could easily perpetrate visual cheating.

On no occasion will security guards incite or perpetrate ACTS of violence against any member of the public or site personnel.

This was because the church had put the priest in a position where he could perpetrate abuse, creating a relationship similar to employment.

Article 35 When juveniles are found to perpetrate the serious misbehavior as prescribed by this Law, they shall be stopped doing so without delay.

That question, among others, will be foremost in the minds of police as they attempt to establish what could have motivated an apparently normal young man to perpetrate an act of such horror.

If people with the crime status instigating or exploiting those who do not have the crime status but have the capacity to perpetrate a status crime, both are direct guilt.

It is a moment of despair, and your evil genius, seizing the opportunity, suggests to you some of the most idiotic remarks that it is possible for a human being to 18 perpetrate.

Mr de Villepin said this week that he would stiffen the law so as to punish those who are “involved in and encourage” such attacks, not only those who perpetrate them.