"of crime", "in crime" or "for crime"?
| Proceeds Of Crime Act comes to mind. |
| Which will also reduce the rate of crime. |
| SOPA is actually far too tolerant of crime. |
| Then there are other much less recognised and newer forms of crime that touch visitors. |
| Reduction of crimes during the month of Ramadhan is another social benefit of fasting. |
| If this be the case, then he needs to take a look at black communities where the majority of crime is black-on-black. |
| There is no rule of law and NTC members are engaged in numerous forms of crime, including robbery, looting and rapes. |
| He believes that the police should be tough on crime and on the causes of crime, but should also support the victims. |
| The most important step to take in order to avoid being a victim of crime is to ensure that you live in abject poverty. |
| The future of Asia is in crime. |
| I have just found my best partner in crime. |
| Many women with bikini have been involved in crimes. |
| Let's start, though, with some major changes that were going on in crime fiction itself. |
| These may decrease the likelihood that individuals engage in crime and/or become victims. |
| But part of what should be cool is seeing what Annie (my friend and partner in crime) wants. |
| Morton Grove didn't see an increase in crime, but 80% of the people in Morton Grove didn't turn in their guns, either. |
| Perhaps generalising somewhat, but it seems that everybody involved in crime in Hong Kong has a black belt in something. |
| Blacks are over-represented in crime in the US for a variety of factors -- past atrocties against them being one reason. |
| China's enormous population pressure has aggravated its resources scarcity, environmental deterioration and rise in crimes. |
| It's a Wiki Map for crime in Brazil. |
| They were prisoners in prison for crimes. |
| That's one of the reasons for crime and corruption. |
| Blaming women for crimes against them is nothing new. |
| When conditions like this reign, it is a prime breeding ground for crime. |
| This is because they are not only used for crime but for personal protection. |
| We are near the top (along with Mexico) for crime and perceived victimisation. |
| Who is ruling the country????? This also goes for crime, gangs, drug dealers and boy racers. |
| To his surprise, he was taken to the wing that houses the ' lifers ' who have life sentences for crimes like murder, etc. |
| He grew up in the Deaverview area about a half a mile from Deaverview apartments, a projects renowned for crime and violence. |
| He is a real Conservative when it comes to crime. |
| When it comes to crime fiction, the man is often Irish. |
| He confessed to crimes so he could be sent home to Canada. |
| Laureen Buckley is an experienced forensic archaeologist, often called to crime scenes. |
| While such acts could amount to crimes, they may not rise to the level of genuine terrorism. |
| Everyone agrees that we have very far to go in the way of improving our system of responding to crime. |
| By practically eliminating self defence, it has removed the greatest deterrent to crime: a people able to defend themselves. |
| Reading the letters of Filipino heroes of the late 19th century, we find stray references to crime, often robbery or swindling. |
| However, we have become so used to constructing crime in this way that we often forget that there are other dimensions to crime. |
| They said yes to our tough stance on crime. |
| I have yet to hear of a ZERO Tolerance stance on crime. |
| I hope the PNP continues JLP policy on crime and corruption. |
| Our focus has also been on crime prevention and community policing. |
| Fundamentally, this debate is not about being soft or tough on crime. |
| It is another whether the punishment does have a real deterrent effect on crime. |
| The Tories don't mind lavishing tax dollars, if they go to being tough on crime or the military. |
| The panel will be happy to answer any questions you have on crime, anti-social behaviour (ASB) and crime prevention. |
| He believes that the police should be tough on crime and on the causes of crime, but should also support the victims. |
| So are several other states -- egged on by a group of hardline conservatives who have joined the Right on Crime movement. |
| I had a hard time with Crime and Punishment too. |
| People in Arizona were fed up with crime happening with illegal immigrants. |
| Hatred prevailed and some people were wrongly punished and others got away with crimes. |
| Making policemen carry guns and guarding people 24/7 does not necessarily do away with crime. |
| Governments have fiddled with crime and unemployment figures until it is hard to know what precisely they are telling us. |
| Continuing with crime and the investigation thereof, COLD CASE FILES also makes a welcome return to channel 255 in December. |
| Hylton said he would be having discussions with Bunting and Ellington to look at a new approach to dealing with crimes in August Town. |
| The recently enacted Prevention of Organised Crime Act will form part of the training as will victimology, aimed at showing officers how to professionally deal with crime victims. |
| Baltimore city recently revised its procedures for handling employees who are charged with crimes, having discovered it had paid nearly $13,000 for sick leave to an employee in jail. |
| It's a film about crime and criminals. |
| This was not about race; it was about crime, he says. |
| Oh, and here is the government's story about crime figures. |
| The forest owners complain about crime and drug use among the workforce. |
| Crimes of Hindus are magnified and the media is unwilling to show the courage to talk about crimes of Islamists. |
| I will show that restorative justice has the potential to disturb taken-for-granted assumptions about crime and justice. |
| Crime When you read about crime in Buenos Aires, there are no shortage of forum postings or first-person blog entries detailing just how scary this place can be. |
| Set up an effective alerts system, using the Internet, social medias and the IFJ affiliates and networks, to give immediately the fullest information about crimes against journalists; 5. |
| Conclusion To conclude, I have tried to show that what makes restorative justice interesting and important is its potential to disturb deeply ingrained patterns of thinking about crime and justice. |
| We must use education to sensitise our children against crimes. |
| It would ' tip the balance ' against crime, if the opportunity arose. |
| Think of the non-criminal gun-owners as soldiers in the war against crime, a war which they and only they can win. |
| In the battle against crime in finance it makes total sense, right? Its not a problem of how to store all that data. |
| The forum's main presenter, Professor Anthony Harriott, said the poor state of the economy was one of the major challenges in the fight against crime. |
| Clearly, it is important to ensure that the fight against crime and terrorism is conducted effectively, but that can only be ensured in a sustained way by respecting the rule of law. |
| His money in foreign banks comes from crime. |
| The function of law is not only discharged by protecting citizens from crime. |
| Other initiatives include ACT NOW to help viewers learn tips to protect themselves from crime. |
| The communities must also be free from crime and social ills such as drugs, alcoholism and domestic violence. |
| Maureen Blackwell Judge Jamie Tabor QC formally certified that Blackwell had benefited from crime to the tune of 15,775. |
| On the other hand, there are other areas of life that are a) not related to protection from crime and b) need regulation. |
| In short, it is safer to be free and self-reliant (that is, armed) than to trust the state to provide safety and security from crime. |
| Deaths resulting from crime, war, disaster, sickness, injury, poison, disease and starvation are seldom heard of from other countries. |
| Qaddafi has been forced into seclusion and is now being sought by both Libyan and Interpol Police for crimes ranging from crimes against humanity and terrorist ties. |
| Why would you expect the HRA to protect you from crime? There are a ton of Acts that don't protect your right not to be robbed, and it's hard to see that as a problem. |
| Aid groups say they are often forced into crime to survive. |
| For the perishing classes who had not yet fallen into crime but were likely to do so, there were industrial schools. |
| He'd be crazy to suggest that people who can't find work have drifted into crime because other opportunities are unavailable. |
| These days, it is the vampire genre that has exploded in popularity, expanding into crime, fantasy, police drama, soap opera and even teenage romance. |