Females who perpetrate rampage and targeted killings often work alone.
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"Devils would not perpetrate deceptions like they have," he said.
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The point of this column isn't to help anyone perpetrate fraud.
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I can see the injustices we perpetrate both here and abroad.
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On the other side, you have those who perpetrate such discrimination.
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And the abusers generally face no repercussions for the fraud they perpetrate.
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Conservative and liberal white women continue to perpetrate racism and anti-blackness.
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" Carreyrou followed up that "she was not intending to perpetrate a long con.
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The Palestinian Authority under Abbas celebrates terror and lionizes those who perpetrate it.
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What have you learned in your work about those who perpetrate sexual assault?
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It is women who raise boys who grow up to perpetrate these horrors.
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Daleiden has been able to both perpetrate and take advantage of this confusion.
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A normal country is one that would not perpetrate terrorist massacres in Argentina.
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Mental illness just isn't a good predictor of who will perpetrate violent behavior.
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"Not everyone who is spanked will go on to perpetrate violence," Temple says.
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Teaching men not to perpetrate sexual assault is often a fraught and uncomfortable process.
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How could these people perpetrate such consequential criminal acts, and at that evade detection?
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Is it O.K. to borrow another's identity in order to perpetrate a good deed.
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What could have driven these two young men to perpetrate such a horrific act?
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If every victim deserves a proper name, those who perpetrate their deaths are named too.
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I did not know that human beings could perpetrate such hideous crimes against each other.
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It shows three men in white masks touting fake machine guns and threatening to perpetrate jihad.
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We must address the forces that lead to it and prosecute those who perpetrate such acts.
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The ministers and officials who enabled Mr. Blair to perpetrate this catastrophe must also bear blame.
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Remember: it only takes a single, radicalized individual to commit a murder or perpetrate an atrocity.
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France had previously warned that Syrian forces could perpetrate "mass atrocities" unless monitors were in place.
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They are sub-human, they dehumanize their adversaries and they wish to perpetrate crimes on U.S. soil.
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We're not willing to perpetrate those tropes any more, but it seems like they're still catching up.
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As far too many victims know, most who perpetrate such criminal acts are almost never held accountable.
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It is the same man who used his personal attorney to perpetrate and conceal campaign finance violations.
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They perpetrate their acts in male-dominated environments where they think they can get away with harassing women.
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The internet, while so important to modern life, can also be used to help perpetrate the greatest evils.
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We feel both lured into his confidence and nervous of whatever he is about to propose or perpetrate.
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"I think that when people perpetrate against you, you are the one that feels the shame," she said.
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"His films were basically byproducts, filmed happenings of sorts, that would perpetrate certain myths and mythmaking," Lasch says.
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He said no concessions that will stall and simply give this horrible regime more time to perpetrate their terrors.
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"It's highly unusual to have somebody perpetrate a Ponzi scheme from essentially inside a registered broker dealer," he said.
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But what's most unsettling in his work isn't its violence, but the seductive voices of those who perpetrate it.
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They're not necessarily serial killers but they're the people who perpetrate violence beyond what is necessity for self-preservation.
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The organization does not perpetrate genocide or anything in that realm, and to suggest so is ignorant and dangerous.
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Hackers leveraged thousands of devices, including digital video records, network-connected video cameras, and routers, to perpetrate the attack.
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"This is a shell game, a ponzi scheme, that corporate America will perpetrate on the American people," Pelosi said.
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Those who encase it in gender terms assume that men always perpetrate sexual abuse and women are always victimized.
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He made quite clear his desire to perpetrate the exact type of violence of which he now stands accused.
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It's been known for some time now that the Palestinian Authority celebrates terror and lionizes those who perpetrate it.
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Our goal has been to have the rapist not perpetrate again, which hopefully won't happen even with the light sentence.
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But digital platforms give bad actors a whole new online toolkit to perpetrate fraud and mayhem in the offline world.
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Overall, their analysis concluded, college men and women who smoke weed were 35 percent more likely to perpetrate dating violence.
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"They demonstrated that this company had set out to perpetrate a fraud on the entire medical community," he told me.
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Dark markets continue to support the sale of data after its stolen by others and use it to perpetrate fraud.
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Violent extremists, racists and Russian-backed propaganda machines have all used social media platforms to disseminate and perpetrate their ideologies.
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Why not poison a former Russian spy in London with a banned military nerve agent or perpetrate genocide in Syria?
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Nevertheless, the consequences were brutal: apartheid cops used the passbook system to perpetrate mass violence and incarcerate the African population.
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Those accounts could then be used to perpetrate fraud on unsuspecting victims by pretending to be the previous account holder.
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Kids who are victims of dating violence when they are younger may grow up to perpetrate the same behavior, he said.
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Some people search sites, including Whitepages, make visitors disclaim that they won't use the data to perpetrate fraud or invade privacy.
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Unless you put offenders into prison forever, they will come out angry and scarred and ready to perpetrate even more violence.
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But the indictment alleges Winterkorn agreed with other senior VW executives "to continue to perpetrate the fraud and deceive U.S. regulators".
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In the second video, a Clinton operative talking about how to perpetrate election fraud ought to send chills down everyone's spine.
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To the north we have Hezbollah, Iran's terror proxy army, which is currently being used to perpetrate genocide against in Syria.
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They add that it is almost impossible to perpetrate on a scale that would affect the results of a national election.
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Facebook is being used to perpetrate a genocide against Muslim people in Myanmar, with the tacit approval of the country's government.
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"We address crime and the criminals who perpetrate it anywhere we can in our City and any way we lawfully can."
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They should investigate the criminal and extremist networks that perpetrate these crimes, and better train law enforcement to identify trafficking victims.
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As technology becomes more sophisticated, so do our enemies and the methods they use to perpetrate acts of violence and terrorism.
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But, as with so many of the nation's shameful gun control laws, weak enforcement and loopholes helped perpetrate another I.P.V. shooting.
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The Democrats' pitiful response to the Republicans tax plan is enabling them to perpetrate a legislative fraud on America's middle class.
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"From that point on, they ran the company as a couple, and they perpetrate the fraud as a couple," he said.
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While it's hard to believe that anyone actually falls for these scams, cryptocurrency's complex and unregulated nature makes them easy to perpetrate.
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Wieder's audacity swings both ways — to repeat the pendulum analogy — from artistic daring to the temerity to perpetrate crimes against his compatriots.
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Even while the forces of evil were conspiring to perpetrate history's greatest evil, God was working to bring about history's greatest good.
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In a phone interview with CNN after the convocation, Falwell said he wasn't talking about all Muslims, just those who perpetrate attacks.
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Texas's lieutenant governor echoed North by emphasizing the need for protections at schools and focusing on the people who perpetrate the shootings.
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Through official means, it should send a message to any actors who instigate, dictate, justify and/or perpetrate violations of fundamental rights.
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If Epstein wanted to perpetrate crimes without interference, why would he do so in the most conspicuous building on his private island?
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"Girls are as likely as boys to perpetrate bullying overall, but are way more likely than boys to be victims," Faris said.
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Worst of all, once Hitler did begin to perpetrate unprecedented atrocities, the German people, by and large, stood fervently by his side.
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She said it takes a "special kind of evil" for someone to exploit their power to perpetrate sexual violence against an individual.
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"It depends if this is a means to perpetrate more fear and insecurity into immigrant communities by the Trump administration," Tonello said.
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Family members, gangs and drug traffickers most frequently perpetrate these heinous acts, but violence by police and other authorities is also widespread.
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Professor Mirrlees was so surprised by the Nobel that he assumed a friend was faking a Swedish accent to perpetrate a hoax.
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"Cuba has never perpetrated, and will never perpetrate, any type of attacks against diplomats or their relatives — no exception," Mr. Rodríguez said.
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Instead, they connect with like-minded Islamists to plan and perpetrate acts like the ones we witnessed on Tuesday afternoon in New York.
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He shows how people who in peacetime might just have been strong-willed or colourful types came to condone or perpetrate the unspeakable.
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Governments and other groups sometimes perpetrate or tolerate these abuses in order to intimidate, destroy, or drive out members of disfavored religious communities.
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The form of trade finance, once widely used by small businesses, was allegedly misused to perpetrate the PNB fraud, prompting a regulatory crackdown.
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That's exactly the way it feels sometimes as we hammer out the particulars of how the characters will perpetrate their various miscreant acts.
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But the utter lack of evidence for a massive conspiracy didn't stop Republicans from continuing to accuse Democrats of trying to perpetrate one.
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"I think there's a special place in hell for those who actually perpetrate these crimes," White House legislative aide Marc Short said Sunday.
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Animalist groups have spent decades reinforcing the idea that harvesting seals is among the most barbaric, gruesome, and cruel acts humankind can perpetrate.
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Making it more difficult to perpetrate such crimes is a good thing, but it is not the same thing as eliminating such crimes.
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And finally, people with mental illnesses are far more likely to be the victims of gun violence than they are to perpetrate it.
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" The agency also warned Americans to be vigilant against "recent scams where imposters are pretending to be agency representatives to perpetrate fraudulent schemes.
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Their online echo chambers reverberate with conspiracies about Soros, accusing him of attempting to perpetrate "white genocide" and push his own malevolent agenda.
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Park and his unidentified co-conspirators "operated from North Korea, China, and elsewhere to perpetrate these malicious activities," according to the Treasury Department.
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What he has done, he wants to find out where did this Russian witch-hunt you people helped perpetrate, where did it start?
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"It is absolutely thrilling to see Mr. Harward released after spending 33 years in prison for a crime he didn't perpetrate," Akselrod tells PEOPLE.
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For example, in revelations of sexual misconduct on college campuses, in the military, in Hollywood and elsewhere, there are individuals who perpetrate sexual crimes.
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He did not perpetrate sexual misconduct with me or have I ever claimed that, but I now know for sure he is a liar.
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Most companies sit on cybersecurity breaches for weeks before they're discovered — while they take hackers only minutes to perpetrate, a new report said Tuesday.
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Job candidates are more likely to withdraw from the recruiting process or turn down offers after interactions with ill-prepared interviewers who perpetrate microaggressions.
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Reeling from territorial losses in Syria and Iraq, Islamic State has been unable to perpetrate major atrocities in Turkey for more than a year.
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A United spokeswoman said it was difficult to stop Williams because he used variations on his name and different organizations to perpetrate the fraud.
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The full 2-hour hearing with Provost about the crimes against humanity that she continues to perpetrate on American soil is available on YouTube.
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We spend so little energy thinking about justice for victims and so much energy thinking about the men who perpetrate sexual harassment and violence.
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Yet the voices most loudly criticizing the enforcement of our current laws are those whose policies created this crisis and whose policies perpetrate it.
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" If his past movies tended to glamorize criminals and the violence they perpetrate, Scorsese said, "Well, it is glamorous and attractive, is it not?
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Providing the Maduro regime with a façade of deniability, the colectivos perpetrate the killings for which the Maduro regime wants to avoid public recrimination.
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"The voices most loudly criticizing the enforcement of our current laws are those whose policies created this crisis and whose policies perpetrate it," Nielsen said.
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Women perpetrate less than nine percent of sexual abuses against children; sexually abusive women make up more than 30% of Fox News's sex crimes coverage.
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So the audience would know that mendacity and bad things are not just out there; you're not just victim of them, you perpetrate them yourself.
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This is the reason it is such a shame that some in Washington are trying to perpetrate a great fraud on the Puerto Rican people.
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Carton's and other's ability to perpetrate large-scale fraud is the result of a product that lives simultaneously in the realm of paper and digital.
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At best, those are a ploy to collect your information for marketing; at worst, they could be thieves hoping to perpetrate fraud or identity theft.
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"The Clintons and Democrats tried to perpetrate a dirty trick on the American public," said Bryan Lanza, the communications director for the Trump transition team.
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Gunvor said the investigation was expanded to "examine possible organizational shortcomings exploited by the ex-employee to perpetrate alleged acts of bribery of foreign officials".
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Over many years consular officers, immigration inspectors, and immigration adjudicators become familiar with patterns of conduct that criminals and terrorists use to perpetrate immigration fraud.
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I pay the taxes that I'm legally required to pay, but I feel I helped perpetrate a fraud so my ex-boss could underpay his.
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The Money Exchange, in conjunction with other family-owned financial businesses, were used to perpetrate "one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history," the judgment added.
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Mass shootings may be contagious, and the more the people who perpetrate them are glamorized through media coverage, the more copycats there are likely to be.
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The first sentencing has been handed down in a Texas case centered on the use of Grindr as a platform from which to perpetrate hate crimes.
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"I don't believe that Mr Gulen would ever ask people to perpetrate such acts of horror," says Sevgi Akarcesme, a former editor of a Gulenist daily.
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A corollary to that claim that is sometimes made is that it is somehow acceptable to perpetrate acts of violence against those with whom one disagrees.
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Logically, when an act is made illegal, there are consequences for those who perpetrate the act: But what will happen to people who still obtain abortions?
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We took an anti-imperialist stance and an anti-establishment stance, that the status quo would not be allowed to continue to perpetrate crimes on humanity.
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From a chemical facility to a power grid to a hospital, ISIS could perpetrate a fairly simplistic cyber attack against a critical target with devastating effect.
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But by Gorka's logic, had Weinstein lived by the same rules, he would not have been able to perpetrate his alleged unethical and potentially criminal behavior.
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It was instead a front to suppress the vote, perpetrate dangerous and baseless claims, and was ridiculed from one end of the country to the other.
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While the family didn't see any signs that Cruz might perpetrate the deadliest school shooting since Sandy Hook in 2012, it appears others saw worrying indicators.
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Instead, Iran is fighting for its ability to continue to enrich uranium and produce plutonium because it wants to construct nuclear weapons to further perpetrate terror.
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There is also the fear that an Afghanistan in chaos could once again provide a haven for an international terrorist group determined to perpetrate another Sept.
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I support these women as we seek out and demand accountability from the only ones responsible for assault and rape: the people who perpetrate these heinous crimes.
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Katz has been reframing the issue of sexual violence as a men's issue, not a women's issue, because men are overwhelmingly the ones who perpetrate sexual violence.
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That is a way that folks use to deny us access and deny us healthcare and jobs, and it's a reason that people perpetrate violence against us.
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An investigation showed that a foreign-born killer took advantage of lax and dangerous immigration laws to enter the country and perpetrate the attack in New York.
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Tish's boyfriend, and the father of her baby, is Alonzo Hunt (Stephan James), better known as Fonny, who is behind bars for a crime he didn't perpetrate.
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But it's important to note their frantic plots are propelled by the increasingly improbable lies characters perpetrate in the name of adultery, forever contaminating their closest relationships.
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If for some reason you haven't seen Die Hard, it's a movie about a gang of thieves who hold an office building hostage to perpetrate a robbery.
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These were regrettable actions, but they pale compared with Mr. Toomey's steadfast support of, and by, the Wall Street players who helped perpetrate the 2008 financial crisis.
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The men (and they typically are men) who perpetrate private abuse often use violence to create a climate of fear for the women who live with them.
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The other asked the company to stop selling Rekognition to government customers unless the board determined the technology did not help perpetrate civil and human rights abuses.
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Meanwhile, mentally ill people will continue to be much more likely to experience violence than to perpetrate it, even as we are stigmatized as future mass shooters.
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A criminal case into the matter has been opened accusing those arrested of being part of an organized criminal group and of using computers to perpetrate fraud.
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In the United States, no law exists to perpetrate deepfake creators and even if one existed, McGuire said she doubts legal punishment would have any positive effect.
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Bill Browder ran an highly successful investment fund in Russia until 20183 when he was abruptly expelled and his company was used to perpetrate a massive tax fraud.
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" At the briefing, Nielsen said that those "most loudly criticizing the enforcement of our current laws are those whose policies created this crisis and whose policies perpetrate it.
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We want to make sure there&aposs no one out there who is looking to perpetrate some other crime or some way acting in concert with this individual.
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López Obrador assured the journalist that his government would bring peace to Mexico and ensure there was no impunity for criminals, including those that perpetrate attacks on journalists.
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Meanwhile content that may not explicitly violate rules is sometimes posted by users to perpetrate abuse or vendettas, terrorize political opponents, or out sex workers or trans people.
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"Cuba has never perpetrated, nor will it ever perpetrate attacks of any sort against diplomatic officials or their relatives," Rodríguez Parrilla said at a news conference in Havana.
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In his line of work, the stakes are high: Defeat means conceding more power to the powerful, knowing they'll use it to perpetrate harm against his own community.
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Mr. Bianco said that while the people who run the websites likely did not perpetrate the attacks, "their unfounded rhetoric and lies about me" may have incited others.
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This new term — image-based sexual abuse — better describes the nature and harms of the deeply injurious actions of men (and it is mostly men) who perpetrate it.
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Even after the ruling, Bloomberg maintained that the program cut crime by targeting the young black and Hispanic men whom he said perpetrate the vast majority of offenses.
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Revolutions are typically staged by small slices of populations, and it takes even smaller ones to perpetrate political violence, like the mass shooting in El Paso last month.
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It is also of the utmost importance to us that artists not perpetrate upon each other the same kind of intolerance and tyranny that we criticize in others.
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"Because of your continued opposition to an assault rifle ban, terrorists like this lunatic can LEGALLY buy a killing machine and perpetrate the worst mass shooting in U.S. history."
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It also extends the statute of limitations on suing those who perpetrate sex crimes, since it's often hard for children to recognize there had been crimes committed against them.
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It's known that people are more likely to perpetrate dating violence—which includes incidences of physical, verbal, and sexual assault—after they have been drinking, especially on college campuses.
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The Kim regime continues to perpetrate gruesome crimes against the people of North Korea, to sell weapons to America's enemies and to pose a nuclear threat to the world.
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"The red line continued to be shifted until the regime became aware of the fact that there is no ceiling for what it could perpetrate without accountability," Tamim said.
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"While we should never refuse to speak with our adversaries, neither can we ignore the horrendous human rights abuses North Korea's leaders perpetrate against their own people," Biden said.
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Worse still, American partners may perpetrate civilian harm in support of political objectives, such as when U.S.-supported sectarian Iraqi militias were implicated in serious, systemic abuses of civilians.
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Within the current "red zone," a period from August to November when more than 50 percent of campus sexual assaults take place, thousands of students will perpetrate sexual violence.
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When there is so much angst about fake news, often by those most likely to perpetrate it, a not too distant Washington "scandal" should act as a cautionary tale.
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"We can, and must, condemn sexual violence and punish those who perpetrate it while ensuring a fair grievance process," DeVos said in a statement Friday on the new rules.
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A UN report released on Tuesday said the Islamic State (IS or ISIL) continued to perpetrate systemic and widespread atrocities that could amount to war crimes and possibly genocide.
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When the war began, it was clear that the immediate objective was to destroy the Taliban, al Qaeda and anyone else who helped perpetrate the 28503/22019 terrorist attacks.
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A Cuban readout of the meeting was obtained by CBS News:"The Cuban government has never perpetrated nor will it ever perpetrate attacks of any kind against diplomats," it read.
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Israeli military spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Conricus said that over the past few weeks Islamic Jihad had been trying to perpetrate attacks against Israel in order to destabilize the border.
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And the goal is to essentially perpetrate a series of mass shootings and bombings across the country carried out by small cells or individuals, but there's no centralized organizational structure.
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And the crime he committed, deserting his post in a tactical combat zone, is the second-worst a soldier can perpetrate—the worst being turning your weapon on your comrades.
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Cybersecurity is a Global Concern, Israel is Leading the Way The world's attention is on the cybersecurity industry, as cyber threats and hackers continue to evolve and perpetrate devastating breaches.
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"Police officers are supposed to be the people that protect and serve our community, not hate and perpetrate violence like he was kind of advocating for on there," Hogg said.
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For "Wolf in the River," he has ventured into Dogpatch territory, where — it may surprise you to learn — disaffected and dysfunctional Americans perpetrate gory acts of violence upon one another.
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His original idea was trickier than this, but it defied the format available to us — and we can't describe his gimmick because he may manage to perpetrate it elsewhere someday.
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He said there's "a general feeling that our young people don't understand the gravity of the hate crimes they perpetrate" despite learning about Jim Crow and the Holocaust in school.
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And unlike many of the distortions floating around in social media, this one didn't arise from malice aforethought, or result from anyone trying to perpetrate a scam or manipulate reality.
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The first act of the episode, where the funeral is told from her point of view, is a study in how little white people notice the microaggressions they mindlessly perpetrate.
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The guilty verdict is a hopeful sign for sexual assault survivors — and a warning for those that perpetrate it — that the broader social reckoning is translating to the criminal justice system.
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The big picture: CNN's Jake Tapper noted that the U.S. supports leaders that perpetrate human rights abuses in other parts of the world, including in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE.
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The man sought to convince other asylum seekers living in a state-funded shelter in the southern city of Crotone to "perpetrate acts of violence with terrorist objectives", the police said.
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The caller had failed to hang up, and Kesh, unaware that he was still being recorded, seemed to be conducting a meeting about how to perpetrate an elaborate sting on Soros.
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So the responsibility for confronting the biases and outright lies that images can powerfully perpetrate lies with the image makers, especially when the portrayals simply do not line up with actual facts.
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Paying ransom is "a significant source of funds for terrorist organizations that then allow them to continue to perpetrate deadly acts of violence against innocents around the world," he said last week.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch billionaire John de Mol filed a lawsuit against Facebook on Wednesday for allowing fake ads on its platform which used his name and image to perpetrate Bitcoin-related fraud.
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Greenberg Traurig has agreed to pay $65 million to victims of an estimated $7 billion Ponzi scheme who said the law firm helped the now-convicted swindler Allen Stanford perpetrate his fraud.
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"We will continue to fight to carry out the Department's commitment to the rule of law, protecting public safety, and keeping criminal aliens off the streets to further perpetrate crimes," O'Malley said.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other administration officials continue to perpetrate the fiction that the Saudi regime is taking good faith steps to limit civilian casualties in its air campaign.
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So the responsibility for confronting the biases and outright lies that images can perpetrate is on the image makers' shoulders, especially when the portrayals simply do not line up with actual facts.
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To perpetrate this organized smear job, which has reached as far as The New York Times, one has to disregard both the best research and the many stories of families who benefit.
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Exposing it, and shaming those who perpetrate it, should be a shared obligation of men and women alike, who wish to see the continent continue on its unstoppable march towards participatory democracy.
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"We condemn this vile act of vandalism and those who perpetrate it in the strongest possible terms," he said to applause, before recalling his recent visit to a concentration camp in Dachau, Germany.
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The court ruling focused on a narrow question: whether at the time he gave his approval, the trade minister had reason to think that British-made weapons would be used to perpetrate atrocities.
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"Today, we are stepping up our actions to deprive criminals and terrorists of the tools and resources they need to perpetrate their crimes," Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans said in a statement.
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More fighters, both inspired homegrown extremists and those trained and sharpened by battle abroad, will continue to perpetrate a range of attacks from vehicle-borne assaults to more complex attacks on multiple targets.
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However, since 1994, Iran has continuously supported Hezbollah in its efforts to perpetrate terrorism around the world, only further highlighting the hypocrisy of Iran's most recent offer to cooperate in an AMIA investigation.
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Prosecutors said that during the violence, Teganya was a medical student at a hospital in the southern Rwandan city of Butare and was active in the political party that helped perpetrate the genocide.
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Which is why for 10 months in 2017, I spent part of my time at the shelter and part of my time attending state-certified batterer intervention classes for those who perpetrate abuse.
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One would assume that the PKK would not be foolish enough to perpetrate such an attack and jeopardize the YPG's relations with the United States when the Manbij operation is close to being concluded.
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On April 10, according to the Snyder sanctions motion, Tantaros lawyer Burstein sent Snyder an email alleging that he and his company helped Fox perpetrate a social media campaign to discredit and intimidate Tantaros.
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Meanwhile, some of New York's suburbs — especially, though by no means exclusively, on Long Island — perpetrate some of the most viciously exclusionary practices anywhere in the country, which pushes affordability problems into the city.
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"We're going to run against somebody from the Democratic side that's going to be well-funded, and they're going to espouse these radical, social agenda that they're trying to perpetrate right now," he said.
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There have been calls for Israel to resign, but experts on policing and law say the opprobrium is premature because police are often legally restricted from proactively addressing dangerously unstable people before they perpetrate violence.
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The vibrant, happy colors and the figures' cute bendiness and smiling faces sit uncomfortably with the horribly violent acts they perpetrate on one another: bloody knives and severed limbs are jammed into the thronging space.
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" The SEC said its report served to remind "investors of red flags of investment fraud, and that new technologies may be used to perpetrate investment schemes that may not comply with the federal securities laws.
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The cybersecurity company said criminals also perpetrate mining fraud using botnets, collections of internet-connected devices, which may include PCs, servers, and mobile devices that are infected and controlled by a common type of malware.
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Syrian forces that took us to the front line said ISIS is also changing its tactics, deploying smaller and often very young groups of fighters to attack and sometimes perpetrate massacres in villages surrounding Salamiyah.
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Sloane Joie Trugman, founder of the UPDATAD Project & Terms and Conditions Initiative, which aims to empower end-users, is starting to investigate how people are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to perpetrate revenge porn.
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But knowing that some gun violence cannot be stopped, we still can adopt at least one sensible solution that greatly decreases mass shootings: Taking away the weapons that are used to perpetrate mass gun violence.
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And where it counts, traditionalist Republicans in Congress have done the opposite of resistance by joining forces with the president's most loyal allies to perpetrate a total blockade on any form of meaningful congressional oversight.
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Meanwhile, Silicon Valley firm Palantir set up a "predictive policing" system in New Orleans that helped authorities anticipate potential gang ties between social media users and predict when those suspected gang members might perpetrate crimes.
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Prosecutors said at the time of the violence, Teganya was a medical student at a hospital in the southern Rwandan city of Butare and was active in the political party that helped perpetrate the genocide.
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And as I suggested last month in describing how, during oral argument, the conservative justices pretended not to understand the fraud that the administration was trying to perpetrate, it's also hard to argue from shame.
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For example, if 8chan or Twitter had an adequate number of screeners or algorithms capable of identifying that his manifesto explicitly stated his plan to perpetrate terror, either of them could have immediately notified authorities.
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In the House, the Judiciary Committee worked with law enforcement, victims' groups, and the tech community to create FOSTA, a carefully crafted solution to end sex trafficking and prosecute those who perpetrate these horrific crimes.
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To have those who are meant to care for you perpetrate such violence against you when you're at your most vulnerable—it pulls your stomach up into your throat and ties a knot on either side.
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Because a major malicious attack has yet to take place, it is hard to know exactly who is most likely to perpetrate such an attack, how it might happen and how much damage it might cause.
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Violence and sexual abuse against women may be more of a pressing topic than it ever has been before in popular culture, but larger society still lends plenty of space to men who perpetrate these acts.
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Washington (CNN)The DC federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled that a judge who handled an appeal in the military case for the men charged with helping perpetrate the 9/11 attacks should have recused himself.
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"For as long as Russia has people who are employed, who are trying to perpetrate this kind of interference, it will be hard for us to guarantee that we're going to fully stop everything," Zuckerberg said.
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While I can see the values in these products, they fail to address the underlying systemic problem of rape culture -- one driven not by the victims, but the men (and sometimes women) who perpetrate these crimes.
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It accused the Venezuelan oil company of using Bariven "as a sham to perpetrate fraud against Sinopec", and called the PDVSA subsidiary an "undercapitalized shell with the sole purpose of preventing Sinopec from having a remedy".
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"The same criminal organizations that perpetrate BEC also exploit individual victims, often real estate purchasers, the elderly…by convincing them to make wire transfers to bank accounts controlled by the criminals," the DoJ said in a statement.
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Members of a white supremacist fight club traveled oversees to train with neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine and Europe, and then used those skills to incite and perpetrate violence at several political protests in California, investigators said.
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"It is imperative that physicians, and all people, speak out against hate and hate crimes and against those who foster or perpetrate it, as was seen in the tragic events that occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia," Ende said.
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He also said young white males who perpetrate mass shootings are eight times more likely to have the media blame their actions on video games than other races or genders, even if there is no actual correlation.
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Republicans, by contrast, are kidding themselves if they think the ACA-repeal rush job they're trying to perpetrate won't become a model Democrats use when they're ultimately empowered to fix what the GOP is trying to break.
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Instead of engaging in a victim blame narrative that accuses millennials of being shortsighted, let's focus on the 1 in 20 Americans who perpetrate this form of abuse that violates privacy, causes psychological harm and ends careers.
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Prisoners perpetrate some of this fraud, selling their personal information to identity theft rings on the outside for a share of the spoils, but recent cases also show that inmates often don't know their identities were stolen.
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Of course, workplace violations of different types are often intertwined: The same employers that permit or perpetrate sexual harassment also commit a host of other violations — underpaying workers, discriminating in other ways or preventing workers from organizing.
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"The data in our possession shines an inescapable light on those dirty doctors, clinic owners, pharmacists and others who may have long believed that they could perpetrate their fraud in the dark, behind closed doors," he said.
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"The data in our possession shines an inescapable light on those dirty doctors, clinic owners, pharmacists and others who may have long believed that they could perpetrate their fraud in the dark, behind closed doors," he said.
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It took a while, but the second-round fallout from the #MeToo movement has begun: an acknowledgment that it takes much more than just a single sexual predator's criminal intention to perpetrate a decades-long abuse scandal.
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Sometimes I wonder if our cultural ideas about who can perpetrate violence, or be guilty of perpetrating violence, are all twisted because of the way movies have sometimes depicted who's an abuser and who's the "safe" guy.
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Ron Estes — whose middle initial is G., a fact that is ultimately irrelevant — would like to note that his opponent's middle initial is not just an identifier, but an indicator of the falsehood he is attempting to perpetrate.
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Cyber capabilities in the government: The WannaCry attack that spread to hundreds of countries this May actually originated from a leak or theft via the U.S. National Security Agency (to be clear, the NSA didn't perpetrate the attack).
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The male characters (played by Nat Faxon, Sam Claflin and Netflix heartthrob Noah Centineo, among others) perpetrate a laundry list of toxic offenses: telling a woman to smile, ignoring a female colleague's insights, underestimating a woman's physical prowess.
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"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.
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Secret Service's chief antagonist, Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson), is a stylish, effete internet mogul who speaks with a lisp; he is squeamish about violence, even though he plans to perpetrate the largest act of mass murder in history.
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When children and teens commit suicide, perpetrate school shootings, and accidentally injure themselves and others, they're often using guns they found at home or in a household where they spend a lot of time, the study team notes.
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They elected to perpetrate what Democrats will find easy to portray as a cover up by suppressing a chance to hear Bolton — a witness with information about the core accusation in the impeachment case — from telling his story.
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Facts First: Trump's January 2000 book, "The America We Deserve," mentioned bin Laden once, but it did not call for bin Laden to be killed or warn that he would perpetrate a major attack if he were not killed.
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Besides, recent statements by Trump administration officials suggesting that the United States no longer objects to Assad remaining in power may have also played a role in making the Syrian leader feel safe enough to perpetrate this latest atrocity.
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Females, though less likely to commit mass public killings, perpetrate rampage killings which, by definition, are perpetrated in front of others, by one or more current or former students or employees who aim for multiple victims randomly or symbolically.
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"We worked closely with stakeholders to address concerns about the unfair treatment of workers who carry cutting instruments not to perpetrate an illegal act, but to simply do their jobs," said Austin Finan, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio.
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"This inattention could have created the opportunity for a local group — perhaps with external encouragement or support — to emerge from obscurity and perpetrate such terrifically lethal attacks," said Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The M.W.P. is a particular obsession of Senator James Inhofe, of Oklahoma, the chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee, who has said that scientists have ignored it in their attempt to perpetrate the "hoax" of climate change.
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That lowers the stakes of the question of which side of the border a given Irish-identifying person lives on, and makes it easier to perpetrate the series of fudges that are the cornerstone of any good peace deal.
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"You can treat a person's emotional state ... but if you don't change the way they think and just release them into society, you perpetrate a vicious cycle," said Akilu, who used to run a state deradicalisation program for Boko Haram members.
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"I ask them whether it pays to perpetrate election crimes and face the law for the sake of those who brought your parties to rock bottom and wish to transform their own troubles with the judiciary into Albania's troubles," he wrote.
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"Harvey Weinstein was able to perpetrate and cover up decades of violence and control over women because he had a sophisticated team working on his behalf to systematically silence and discredit his victims," McGowan said in a statement provided to CNN.
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When we talk about the prevalence of domestic violence and child abuse—when some of us find ourselves inside family units that perpetrate these crimes—we acknowledge that, in horror movie parlance, the violence is coming from inside the family.
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Importantly, and for the first time, an American government is recognizing the unique threats posed by Islamists, offering plans to counter not only terror attacks but also the ideology that enables terrorist groups to grow and fuels the violence they perpetrate.
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AMSTERDAM, June 5 (Reuters) - Dutch billionaire businessman John de Mol filed a lawsuit against Facebook in an Amsterdam court on Wednesday, saying the social media giant had allowed fake ads on its platform using his name and image to perpetrate Bitcoin-related fraud.
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The FSB said the arrests had been made in 15 different Russian regions simultaneously and that investigators had opened a criminal case into the defendants whom it accused of being part of an organised criminal group and of using computers to perpetrate fraud.
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The messages we hear about rape ("she should've known because she went home with him" or "she was wasted and asking for it") only perpetrate the rape culture myth that survivors have a choice and that they should've done something different, Edelstein says.
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" A spokesperson for Hamas, Fawzi Barhoum, appealed for international condemnation of the announcement, saying in a statement, "The world and the region's silence, and the absence of deterrent decisions, promoted the Israeli Occupation to perpetrate more atrocities and crimes against the Palestinian people.
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Tuesday's outburst by the President also sheds new light into his apparent belief in, or willingness to perpetrate, the idea for political reasons that there is a "deep state" -- a secret cabal of government and intelligence officials conspiring against him and his presidency.
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"To those who perpetrate these schemes, know that federal authorities are out in force to protect all Americans, and we will move aggressively against anyone seeking to cheat the public during this critical time," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said in a statement.
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"Today's announcement highlights the extensive efforts that organized criminal groups will engage in to perpetrate BEC schemes that target American citizens and their hard-earned assets," Assistant Director in Charge Paul Delacourt, of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, said in a statement.
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"Today's announcement highlights the extensive efforts that organized criminal groups will engage in to perpetrate (business compromise email) schemes that target American citizens and their hard-earned assets," said Assistant Director in Charge Paul Delacourt of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office.
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" The Times's Kevin Roose called this Facebook's "Frankenstein moment," like when Mary Shelley's scientist, Victor Frankenstein, says, "I had been the author of unalterable evils, and I lived in daily fear lest the monster whom I had created should perpetrate some new wickedness.
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Even the Latin American right, for which the specter of a revolutionary domino effect was once sufficient grounds to perpetrate social cleansing, has come to see political isolation as a counterproductive strategy, undermining the very reforms the U.S. says it would like to see.
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One unfortunate — and unrepresentative — of the dozens of Omega alums is Samuel Israel, a low-level, 18-month employee in the early 1990s who went on to perpetrate one of the worst pre-Madoff frauds in hedge fund history with his Bayou Hedge Fund Group.
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"Speaker Ryan, please stand up for those of us in law enforcement and immediately remove this stain from our beloved Capitol and send a message that you support the men and women of law enforcement over those that perpetrate lies about our profession," they wrote.
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It calls for the suspension of all U.S. military and security aid to Honduras so long as the Honduran government fails to protect social activists and so long as the country's security forces continue to perpetrate human rights violations with impunity, among other conditions.
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He said that while there was no hard evidence of an attack being planned, there was "quite a lot of background noise, an elevated number of indications" that IS, al Qaeda or its Syrian affiliate Nusra Front wanted to perpetrate attacks against Western targets.
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" Given a research wish or two, Towers said that since most mass shooters are not previously diagnosed with mental illness, she would like to study "the behavioral manifestations that mass shooters tend to exhibit in the weeks, month or years before they actually perpetrate it.
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When leaders support punitive measures against Latino immigrants or Muslim Americans, whether in the streets or through discriminatory laws and racial profiling, they create an environment that normalizes the scapegoating of these groups and the hatred and violence that even children perpetrate against them.
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The idea that a Western cartoon from the '40s is more to blame for the rise of violence and extremism than the actual violence authoritarian governments perpetrate against their own citizens (often using Western weapons and equipment) would be laughable if it weren't so utterly depressing.
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Hundreds more women may have been similarly steered into mesh removal procedures by a network of lenders, doctors and attorneys "orchestrating the exploitation of unsophisticated medical and legal consumers and seeking to perpetrate a fraud," AMS said in a May 12 filing in West Virginia federal court.
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It is President Trump who is moving to isolate Iran, with its constant promises to perpetrate a holocaust of 6 million Jews in Israel, when previous administrations signed nuclear deals with its brutal government and gave it $85033 billion by which to sow their terror worldwide.
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" He also admitted that the church had delayed in applying "actions and sanctions that are so necessary" to protect " the integrity of children and of vulnerable adults, as well as implementing zero tolerance and ways of making all those who perpetrate or cover up these crimes accountable.
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He wrote that he had harmed no man and had never violated the laws of his country and that the deed he was about to perpetrate was for the purpose of 'getting even' with those who had shunned him and interested themselves unnecessarily in his affairs.
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While there is no suggestion that anything but a small minority of those who voted to leave have gone on to perpetrate abuse, it also seemed that some voters believed the referendum result had sent a message—that it was a protest against any kind of immigration.
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If the TV news is not airing these hearings all day every day, they're not going to be talking about kind of the Democrats' preferred policy priorities, they're going to be shifting to whatever kind of madness Trump decides to perpetrate upon the country each news cycle.
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If the TV news is not airing these hearings all day every day, they're not going to be talking about kind of the Democrats' preferred policy priorities, they're going to be shifting to whatever kind of madness Trump decides to perpetrate upon the country each news cycle.
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The participants signed a commitment to "expose corruption wherever it is found, to pursue and punish those who perpetrate, facilitate or are complicit in it, to support the communities who have suffered from it, and to ensure it does not fester in our government institutions, businesses and communities".
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Or, indeed, that transgender restroom-goers are far more likely to suffer assault than to perpetrate it: these stringent rules may be a solution in search of a problem, but, for their proponents, they offer a lurid pretext to push back against change, and maybe win a few votes.
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"For us not to engage in the dialogue beyond 'We must eradicate that evil' — being terrorism — and not to engage in the very deep dialogue of where everything originates from is to continue to perpetrate an idea of the simplistic good-bad binary" that can make matters worse.
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" Another White House adviser, legislative affairs director Marc Short, told NBC's Chuck Todd on "Meet the Press": "I think there's a special place in hell for those who actually perpetrate" such crimes, "and I think Roy Moore has to do more explaining than he has done so far.
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In its structure and its sensibility — Josh, the enthusiastic video-game shooter, is horrified by the casual violence his new teammates perpetrate in the real world, which is both a clever and a sentimental twist — "Future Man" is a conventional sitcom, despite the projectile vomiting and relentless penis jokes.
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"Ohr told the FBI it (the Fake Dossier) wasn't true, it was a lie and the FBI was determined to use it anyway to damage Trump and to perpetrate a fraud on the court to spy on the Trump campaign," Trump said in a series of Twitter messages.
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Democrats are trying to steal the 2020 election "For all their talk about election interference, they're here to perpetrate the most massive interference in an election in American history -- and we can't allow that to happen," said White House counsel Pat Cipollone, who is leading Trump's team. 2.
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In a press conference held February 21 to announce that the department was bringing charges against Smollett, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson roundly condemned the actor, accusing him of exacerbating racial tensions to perpetrate the hoax — which Johnson stated was due to Smollett's wish for a higher salary.
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This urgent situation in Latin America will present a thornier challenge to the vice president than his four-day trip this month to Poland and Germany, where he was sent to deliver earnest, eloquent entreaties in support of Israel and accuse Iran of trying to perpetrate another Holocaust.
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"The reality is, if people are looking to perpetrate anti-gay bias and violence, there are very few places in this world that are safe once that intent has formed," Sharon Stapel, the former executive director of the New York City Anti-Violence Project, said at the time of the attack.
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So this show was really a question of taking an excursion into the mind of the killers, with the hope that by the end of the journey we've learned a little bit more about how they did what they did, how members of our species could perpetrate that kind of violence.
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In Syria, Iran's special forces and its mercenary recruits — Hezbollah militiamen from Lebanon and Shiite hired guns from Central Asia — have helped President Bashar al-Assad perpetrate a ruthless genocide against Syrian Sunnis, including the use of poison gas, in order to maintain a pro-Shiite, pro-Iranian dictatorship in Damascus.
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His threat to stay indefinitely at the barrel of a gun, and his willingness to perpetrate more bloodshed to avoid the fate of his erstwhile ally Morales, demands the United States to look for additional sources of potential leverage to help Nicaraguans achieve free and fair elections to restore their democracy.
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"Threatening to kill Jewish people, gunning down innocent Latinos on a weekend shopping trip, planning and plotting to perpetrate murders in the name of a nonsense racial theory, sitting to pray with God-fearing people who you execute moments later — those actions don't make you soldiers, they make you criminals," Mr. Herdman said.
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Most modern prisons throughout the developed world have wings designed to cater for a specific type of prisoner, with specially trained guards and a basic understanding of how a prisoner might be impacted by seemingly obvious things – serious health issues, sustained drug abuse, the way the victims of crime can also perpetrate it.
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" He added, "Threatening to kill Jewish people, gunning down innocent Latinos on a weekend shopping trip, planning and plotting to perpetrate murders in the name of a nonsense racial theory, sitting to pray with God-fearing people who you execute moments later - those actions don't make you soldiers, they make you cowards.
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"Threatening to kill Jewish people, gunning down innocent Latinos on a weekend shopping trip, planning and plotting to perpetrate murders in the name of a nonsense racial theory, sitting to pray with God-fearing people who you execute moments later — those actions don't make you soldiers, they make you cowards," Herdman said.
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This is conceivably another inflection of what Far Cry 2 and Watch Dogs Legion director Clint Hocking calls ludonarrative dissonance, a term he coined in 2007 to describe the nagging disconnect between the lighthearted action story of the Uncharted series and the genocide-scale murder the game asks the player to perpetrate.
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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs categorically rejects any responsibility of the Cuban Government in the alleged incidents and reiterates once again that Cuba has never perpetrated, nor will it ever perpetrate attacks of any sort against diplomatic officials or their relatives, without any exception," the Cuban Foreign Ministry said in a statement Tuesday.
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But they should be careful not to forget about China, a country that has done much greater damage to American interests over the last several years, and they could start by blocking the sale of a financial services company that offers the Chinese everything they need to perpetrate more serious attacks in the future.
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"Fraudsters who perpetrate tax refund fraud prize [this] information because it contains virtually all of the data one would need to fraudulently file someone's taxes and request a large refund in their name," cyber security expert Brian Krebs, who first wrote about the data theft at Seagate, said in a blog post on Sunday.
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"One of the things we tried to undermine was the idea that there's something fundamentally different about people who perpetrate sex assault and do get caught versus people who don't get caught," the study's lead author Emily Mouilso, a clinical assistant professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences' psychology department, told me.
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In a region of the world where the stoning and dismembering of women and the torching of homosexuals are treated by some as mere oddities of moral relativism, Alexander could have mentioned many countries that, as she phrases it in her piece, perpetrate "injustices beyond our borders," but she singled out Israel for condemnation. Why?
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And the fact that they came here for 25 hours and hid evidence from you is further evidence that they don't really believe in the facts of their case — that this is, for all their talk about election interference, that they're here to perpetrate the most massive interference in an election in American history.
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Auto makers have stepped up efforts to address concerns that vehicles equipped with high-speed internet connections could be vulnerable to cyber intruders and criminals who could seek to harvest personal data through vehicle systems, or perpetrate other mischief such as disabling a car and demanding a ransom to bring it back to life.
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Alleging that Foxx's handling of the case was "plagued with irregularity," Mohammed's petition states that no written agreement was entered in dropping the charges against Smollett and he was not required to admit any wrongdoing, allowing him to "perpetrate the same lie that formed the basis of the crime," according to the documents obtained by the Chicago Tribune.
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The Yes Theory video provides some interesting insight into the way that these things can take off, the relative ease with which one can perpetrate a hoax, and the weird challenges one faces when trying to desperately make it look like Justin Bieber can't eat a fairly self-explanatory food item without looking like a doofus.
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"This type of outright cruelty against children, in a military facility once used to perpetrate a grave injustice, no less, tells the world we are not the proud and free nation we once purported to be," said Bishop Garrison, director of national security outreach at Human Rights First, in a statement, referring to the use of Fort Sill.
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After 15 years of failed American military interventions in the Middle East, imagine the impact that would have around the world: an America renowned not just for sending ground troops, F-22s, Tomahawk cruise missiles, and drones, but a United States committed to international justice and bringing to trial all those who perpetrate the worst crimes imaginable.
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Related: Chris Evans apologizes for missing 'Avengers' premiere It obviously requires a sizable threat to justify all that man, woman and more exotic power (android, raccoon, tree), and the movie tapped the right one in Thanos (Josh Brolin), a brutish figure bent on acquiring the infinity stones, magical objects that will enable him to perpetrate galactic genocide.
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"This lawsuit sends a strong signal to those who perpetrate hate and promote white supremacy that there are victims who will not cower and who will instead stand up and take action to protect their rights," the group's president, Kristen Clarke, told the AP. At least two other people have filed federal lawsuits against Anglin over similar harassment campaigns.
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To be sure, Maazel is working in a sci-fi subgenre — call it brainiac fiction — with some distinguished precedents: Gibson's "Neuromancer," Vonnegut's "Galápagos," Percy's "Love in the Ruins," McElroy's "Plus," Powers's "Galatea 2.2" and, particularly, DeLillo's "White Noise" (in which the central characters perpetrate desperate plots to get the drug that will relieve their fear of death).
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It certainly seems like we need to find better ways to address the stunning commonality in all these mass shootings, which is that the men who perpetrate them are sick -- Las Vegas, Pulse nightclub, Newtown, Columbine, Charleston, Virginia Tech, Tucson, Aurora -- on and on, these killers were mentally ill and in almost every case, someone knew it.
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The US attorney compared Guzman's "destructive and murderous rise" to "a small cancerous tumor that metastasized and grew into a full-blown scourge that for decades littered the streets of Mexico with the casualties of violent drug wars ... (and) helped to perpetrate the drug epidemic here in the US." When Guzman got off of the plane in New York Thursday night, some law enforcement officers noticed a different demeanor than that his mythic persona.
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As James Comey, the F.B.I. director, has said, finding potential terrorists before they strike is like finding needles in a haystack, or, in some cases, figuring out which pieces of hay will become needles.. As for those who blame Democrats or liberals or President Obama for supposedly denying that there is such a thing as "radical Islam," that reflects an inability to understand the rationale behind avoiding that phrase, which is to avoid conflating the very small percentage of Muslims who perpetrate these acts or promote terrorism with the majority of Muslims, who are most often the victims overseas.
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The Eastern District's US Attorney Robert Capers, who replaced Loretta Lynch when she became the US attorney general, summed it up best, describing Guzman's "murderous rise" and comparing him to a "small cancerous tumor that metastasized and grew into a full-blown scourge that for decades littered the streets of Mexico with casualties of violent drug war" before "help[ing] to perpetrate the drug epidemic here in the US." The chief problem prosecutors here face in handling Guzman's case will be the necessity of relying on informants and those "stool pigeons," who will undoubtedly testify as a result of deals the prosecutors have made with them to secure testimony.
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