Sentence examples for a crime which affects from inspiring English sources

"We know that this is a crime which affects some of society's most vulnerable people, and some victims will remain undetected.

It is more like an ordinary crime which affects the public at large, and the criminal nature of the act is the dominant feature.

The home affairs department submitted that the bill would allow it to help prevent identity crime, which affects 5% of Australians and is estimated to cost $2.2bn a year.

"It went from being highly sophisticated, lucrative, and, for the most part, unseen, to being much more brutal, in-your-face, democratic kind of crime, which affected lots of people and created widespread fear," he said.

Some Polish and Russian analysts said he had not been prepared to deal with Katyn, as it would have meant addressing Stalin's other crimes, which affected millions of Russians.

Not to mention ADL's day-to-day work across this country in fighting hate crimes, which affect Muslims, and in teaching about respect and tolerance for difference in schools, workplaces and federal institutions.

It may be harder to establish social support networks in environments with high rates of robberies and break-ins, or when one is fearful of others who may perpetrate a crime, which in turn may negatively affect perceived social support and loneliness.

Since filicide is a crime which raises many emotions, it has to be considered whether or not scorers' attitudes might have affected scoring.

He considered racism as a crime which could be tackled by a crime-fighter, and so was born Inspector Kurt Wallander.

It was a crime which shocked the whole country.

The violent crime figures show that despite the long downward trend in violent crime, domestic abuse remains a widespread problem which affects more than 8.5% of women and 4.5% of men every year, according to results from a special module within the survey.