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Перевод: perpetrator

[существительное]
преступник ; нарушитель

Тезаурус:

1. JULIEN Temple, maker and some say perpetrator of Absolute Beginners, possibly the last ambitious British musical we'll see on the screen, has taken things easier with Earth Girls Are Easy (Prince Charles etc, PG).
2. Police activity centred around the offence and the apprehension of a perpetrator.
3. The definition of capital murder - which carries the death penalty - varies from state to state: in Alabama, a capital murder is one that occurs during the course of a robbery, or where the victim is kidnapped or raped; or, where the perpetrator is on parole or has escaped from custody; or where the crime is particularly cruel.
4. Primary criteria included, for example, extent and type of abuse; non-abusing parent's dependence on the perpetrator; non-abusing parent's attitude towards the abused child; opportunity for access between child and perpetrator; parental willingness to co-operate with investigation.
5. "Grey cases" (the majority) where uncertainty remained high as to whether sexual abuse had occurred were characterized by perpetrator denial; by an absence of medical investigation or medical evidence; by no police involvement or follow-up and by allegations of touching only.
6. The game structure the teacher planned was a neat "horns of a dilemma" situation where the community's wish to keep their cathedral as a place of sanctuary was to be challenged by the presence of a refuge-seeker who, they suddenly realised, might be the perpetrator of a vicious crime against their own kind.
7. "Black cases" (the minority) where comparatively high levels of certainty existed about the probable occurrence of sexual abuse included, by comparison, either denial or admission of wrong-doing; medical investigation leading to supporting evidence; police investigation resulting in the perpetrator being charged and by allegations of sexual intercourse.
8. The age of the perpetrator varied widely: the youngest offender was 16 while the oldest was 78.
9. In the paranoid, anguished silence you surmise, or maybe you were told later, that these heavies have been swindled in some drug deal in the scuzzy wine lodge next door, and that they are out to commit violence against the perpetrator.
10. And when the perpetrator was my own nephew, it couldn't have hit any harder.
11. "You often find the civil court has dealt with the abuse and the perpetrator in the context of what is in the best interests of the child."
12. But he had expected it to be directed by concern for the dead rather than against him as the perpetrator of their demise.