crime造句

extirpate organized crime

They attempted to eradicate crime.

The convict confessed his crime.

The murderer was overtaken in his crime.

Such a crime suggests apt punishment.

Murder is a vile and loathsome crime.

The scene of crime had been protected.

common requisites in constitution of crime

I understand the motive and goal to control crime.

He is guilty of a crime [of murder, of theft].

A child is considered legally incapable of committ a crime.

Will the court acquit him of the crime?

Religion is often made the covert of crime.

And the understanding of main object of bills defraud crime is the core of understanding the bills defraud crime.

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.

The author considers that unit attempted crime is a kind of inchoate conformation and the unit has implemented criminality but failed beyond its will in direct intention crime.

The government is taking steps to control the rising crime rate.

While in the kitchen, Susan turns around and sees a crime stopper style show on television.

The true crime of Rosarno’s crop-pickers was not being illegal, but expendable.

Vigilante groups and gang crime are rampant in other parts of the world.

Currently, wildlife crime, he says, is treated as a misdemeanor with small fines.

Even so, a match can be found for only around half the usable tissue samples taken from crime scenes.

Besides, abandoned island can stop parents from abandoning baby in dumpster or toilet, which is a crime.

The solution is to deal with the problem by stepping up punishments for this kind of crime or to take preventive measures to stop such crime by increasing surveillance.

Also it's not appropriate rule the case as a crime of indecent assault, or impose a public security penalty.

This is not so much a crime as part of the implied contract between you and your entourage.

He said: "Innovative design has played an important role in driving down overall crime, including theft, fraud and burglary."

For instance, somebody could be very actively involved, or they could be actually a crime victim who was physically assaulted and injured.

This has led to a decrease in crime rates, an increase in the population's happiness, and has purportedly helped people to rise above their worst impulses.

For example, federal judges are granted decision rights for sentencing those convicted of a crime, but they are often constrained by sentencing guidelines.

Of course, the city was not always a happy Mosaic of the world, and ethnic tensions abounded, as did crime and poverty.

President Blair would also be obliged to travel to countries outside the EU, including the other states of the former Soviet Union, many of which have now incorporated the crime of aggression.

And the one at the crime scene, digital enhancements revealed, had, in addition to the spoiler, distinctive red-rimmed tires and a sticker on the lid of the gas tank.

Annual statistics published on July 16th gave a glimpse of how the recession may influence crime: burglary was stable but pickpocketing had risen by a quarter and credit-card fraud was up.

You will begin by descending deeper into the depths: expulsion, crime and prison - nothing really to do with being gay, but everything to do with love and your inability to cope with it.

"It is unimaginable that in just seconds, pupils and teachers were killed - it is an appalling crime," she told reporters, adding her feelings were with the families of the victims.

The main causes leading to tax crime are that the tax payer are driven by self-interests, the taxpayers' sense of tax laws are weak, the tax laws are imperfect, and the tax authority's abilities to impose and control tax are relatively weak.