Sentence examples for appears criminal from inspiring English sources

"It now appears criminal to not employ, urgently, hypothermia for the care of spinal-cord injuries," he said.

The main evidence assembled in the indictment is a fifteen-page record of phone calls that he allegedly made to other Ergenekon members, yet nothing in the transcripts appears criminal in nature.

In our day we would do well to follow this example in New York City, in Ferguson, Missouri, and wherever a man takes advantage of a woman: believe the victims, investigate the details, do not turn a blind eye to what appears criminal, and make sure our actions say loudly that all lives matter.

All soon took up the hue and cry in order to make Acorn appear criminal, whether it was or not.

In March 1989, Milken was accused of violating a mishmash of formless statutes including mail, wire, and securities fraud employed to make Milken's innovative (and hence uncommon) practices appear criminal.

That is a perception issue, as in the tsunami shift of the public now more likely to view police officers behavior as appearing "criminal".

While Mr. Cordray can bring only civil actions against banks and their executives, the bureau does have authority to refer matters to the Justice Department if it appears that criminal laws were broken.

Former CDC head Tom Frieden appears in criminal court in Brooklyn, New York, on Aug. 24.

"At this time, it appears nothing criminal has happened, but this is still an active investigation," said Officer Joseph Silva, the department's spokesman.

Mr. Gallo was scheduled to appear in criminal court on Thursday to face those charges.

If it does not so appear, the criminal matter charged has not been made indictable by any act of Congress.