Sentence examples for a crime which from inspiring English sources

It's a crime which is difficult to describe".

It is a crime which, if persisted in, will destroy the Government itself".

"Hernandez was involved in a crime, which was investigated by the state," she told me.

Another article in the code, he added, makes sex outside of marriage a crime, which further endangers women.

Often, this involves their committing a crime, which is all the more shocking in that it receives no authorial comment.

It urged that the law making homosexual relations a crime, which was passed in 1885, be repealed.

Although suicide is legal in Britain, assisting suicide remains a crime which carries a maximum sentence of 14 years.

"A crime has been committed, a crime against humanity, a crime which we all reject," he said.

Around the corner, a detective was investigating a crime which from the outset looked unlikely to ever reach court.

Hard-liners argue that criticism of lèse-majesté laws is itself a crime, which is one reason the plague is so difficult to stop.

Police claimed the clip was vulgar and they are accused of "hurting public chastity," a crime which if convicted could result in public floggings and prison sentences.