Sentence examples for argued crime from inspiring English sources

Still, he argued, crime occurs everywhere.

"Black people," memorably argued crime writer Dreda Say Mitchell in a literary debate, "don't wake up thinking: 'Gosh, I'm black!'" Husain wondered how Downton Abbey, given its subject matter, could become more diverse.

Once the transition to socialism is complete, its spokesmen argue, crime will naturally disappear.Another favourite target is the opposition press.

The ONS head of crime, John Flatley, said: "It has been argued that crime has not actually fallen but changed, moving to newer forms of crime not captured by the survey.

Similarly, you'd be unlikely to find someone to convincingly argue that "crime is crime" and that all sentencing should be equal, regardless of circumstances or mitigating factors.

It has been argued that crime is a form of pollution and an externality of development.

And it has worked, he argued, with crime staying low.

Mr. Bloomberg and his police commissioner, Raymond Kelly, had long argued that crime would rise without stop-and-frisk.

Andres Manuel López Obrador, the leftist mayor or Mexico City and a leading presidential hopeful, argued that crime is no worse now than before.

Left-wingers who argued that crime could never be curbed unless inequality was reduced look just as silly.There is no single cause of the decline; rather, several have coincided.

Supporters argued that crime is on the upswing and that capital punishment would deter offenders.