Sentence examples for apparent crime from inspiring English sources

So too were Turkish journalists, one of whom said that his outlet had been instructed to focus less on the apparent crime and more on the political settlement.

It was obvious what was going on but the police stood powerless; no apparent crime had been committed, and there was no legal support for a search.

A 40-year-old woman in India who was allegedly raped last week has killed herself after a video of the apparent crime was reportedly circulated on social media.

Although no formal charges have been aired, the pair's apparent crime is to have protested against blatant, government-sponsored fraud during the parliamentary elections, which were ostensibly monitored by the judiciary.

The dead women were named as Obdulia's mother, Pilar, then 43, Virtudes de la Puente, 53, whose only apparent crime was to be a Protestant republican, and a 26-year-old pregnant woman called Valeriana Granada.

Its apparent crime: financing Israeli human rights groups who challenge violations by their country's government and security forces and whose tenacious questioning, you might think, would be hailed a pillar of the vibrant democracy Israel insists it is.

Even though reporting apparent crimes against the developmentally disabled has long been required by law, relatively few cases have actually been reported to law enforcement officials.

Lesley Quinn, the Scottish party secretary, says she will publish the report and, if need be, report any apparent crimes to the police.Mr McConnell says that he cannot be expected to supervise local party accounts.

Shortly after the show's debut, Birmingham Police confirmed it had launched two probes in association with the programme, one investigating the apparent crimes committed by the street's residents, and another looking into the death threats.

Some have looked into apparent crimes that appear in YouTube postings, and a police force in England used the site to distribute an appeal for help from the parents of a murder victim.

"Any legal violations, or failures to comply with the company's own strict set of principles and standards, can result in disciplinary action," the company said in a statement, adding that Mr. Keys joined Reuters in 2012; the apparent crimes occurred in December 2010.