0 present participle of perpetrate
There is, indeed, a grey area where the activities of those perpetrating the violence and those who presumably seek to control them coalesce.
First, pubertal status was strongly linked to the likelihood of perpetrating harassment towards cross-gender peers.
This seemed to provide a rigorous demonstration of the evil character of a creator capable of perpetrating matter.
Few if any of his words can be taken at face value, in light of the ruse he is perpetrating, but even if insincere they are cutting.
Pubertal status and the gender composition of the peer network were independently associated with increased likelihood of perpetrating cross-gender harassment, after controlling for age and gender.
The perpetrating community remained guiltless in its self-perception and fundamentally committed to the view that its victims were rightly destined to be removed from the social order.
It is extremely serious when, in perpetrating that bias, part of the media system defends its own material interests.
But unless we are realistic about the costs we shall be perpetrating a cruel deception on those who believe that the promises can be delivered.
