Sentence examples for although crimes from inspiring English sources

Although crimes do not occur instantaneously (i.e., the criminal event will have a start and end time of its own), the time taken to commit a crime such as burglary or theft from a motor vehicle is so short in comparison to the typical value of trange (Ratcliffe 1999, 75) that tactual can be treated as if it were an instant in time rather than an event with its own duration.

His assertion was that the although crimes were committed they were not of a nature which constitute crimes against humanity within the jurisdiction of the ICC.

Although crime has increased in London, violent crimes like mugging & murder are still rare.

Although crime is falling, it is still high, as elsewhere in South Africa.

Although crime is falling citywide, it remains high in some pockets, including Bergen-Lafayette.

Although crime remains Irvington's biggest woe, City Hall has been somewhat preoccupied by other troubles lately.

Although crime is down overall, crime committed by and against young people is still a serious problem.

That is why, although crime is falling, there is no sign of the rise in the prison population being reversed.

Although crime and violence propel the narrative, there is always enough space for relationships to be explored in depth.

FOR years Tony Blair's government bewailed the mysterious "reassurance gap"—the fact that, although crime was falling sharply, people insisted on thinking the contrary.

Although crime in some precincts remains stubbornly high and a bit of caution is recommended, downtown Johannesburg is in the midst of a revival.