Sentence examples for aggressive crime from inspiring English sources

B1 Mrs. Clinton Turns Up the Heat Hillary Rodham Clinton, at a campaign stop in Manhattan, rejected the "false choice" between aggressive crime fighting and civil relations between the police and minorities, in another slap at Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's leadership.

Taking the pulpit at Riverside Church in northern Manhattan, Hillary Rodham Clinton rejected yesterday what she described as the "false choice" between aggressive crime fighting and civil relations between the police and minorities, as she invoked the death of Amadou Diallo to sharpen her criticism of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's leadership style.

Sometimes, the perfect passive aggressive crime has to do with omission.

The Mental Health Foundation says anger is often dealt with only after someone has committed an aggressive crime.

Perhaps the responsibility lies with judges who are too lenient and with a police force that is consequently too demoralized, but the fact that the park was substantially cleaned up during the aggressive crime-fighting days of the Giuliani administration suggests that the situation can be turned around again.

These people may need different treatment or extra help if they have committed violent and aggressive crimes but that does not excuse their behaviour.

Lucas said that another white chief he respected was then Chief of Department Louis Anemone, who years before had commanded Harlem's 32nd precinct but who because of his aggressive crime-fighting style, the media -- this reporter included -- portrayed as "insensitive" to black concerns.

In Study 2, the MST group had "75percentt fewer official adult convictions for aggressive crimes than the control group" four years after their treatment period.

In a population based study of the entire Swedish adult population during 12 years, 16% of all those who had been convicted for aggressive crimes had a history of contact with the health care system due to alcohol misuse.

But also I wanted to write a story about poisoning because it's a very passive-aggressive crime.

(The Angle on the Boston Globe Web site has a few ideas: prank, science experiment, or "passive-aggressive crime-ette").