Sentence examples for a criminal condition from inspiring English sources

Last week the Catholic Archbishop of Durban claimed that paedophilia was a psychological 'illness, not a criminal condition' A recent Norwegian study found lower divorce rates where most of the housework was carried out by the woman.

By 2009, 58% of asbos were issued following a criminal conviction.Asbo conditions have included exclusion zones and bans on going to certain places at certain times, or from meeting certain people.

A criminal conviction.

A criminal conviction virtually assures civil liability.

This index has six dimensions: residence conditions, renunciation requirements (whether dual citizenship is allowed), language conditions, civic and cultural conditions, criminal record conditions, and resource conditions.

But even after conducting interviews with dozens of prison inmates, members of the council stopped short of recommending a criminal investigation into conditions at the site.

B1 Police Officer Still in Danger An off-duty police officer who was shot by a colleague who mistook him for a criminal remained in critical condition.

The Metropolitan police's counter-terror chief, Mark Rowley, told MPs the police were in talks with the Home Office about making it a criminal offence to breach conditions of police bail and to ensure suspects immediately surrendered their passports if required.

In the end, 11 stories were indeed commissioned, ranging from a gay fashion entrepreneur's shop licence being revoked after a high court upheld a ruling that made same-sex relations a criminal offence, the poor conditions of leather factory workers in Dharavi, Asia's biggest slum, and the effects of flooding in Mumbai.

In the kind of story Conlon refers to — crime stories — societal factors can cut both ways: they exonerate a criminal because of mitigating conditions, such as poverty or ethnic or racial discrimination; or they can define crime rigidly, in terms of its social definition, the breaking of the law, and make no allowance for mitigating circumstances.

But his intentions for the work may be elucidated by a letter: "I despise no one, least of all because of his intellect or education, since it is no one's power not to become a blockhead or a criminal – because through the same conditions we would all probably become the same, and because the conditions lie outside of us".