Sentence examples for clear crime from inspiring English sources

The court would not be questioning "sensitive judgments"; it would be recognizing a clear crime.

The theology of academic selection and university funding grips the political and media classes but the polls are clear: crime is a bigger worry for voters than education.

"It is a clear crime to make animals wrestle," Ege Sakin of the Animal Rights Federation of Istanbul told Turkey's Today's Zaman newspaper.

"The facts are clear: crime is down 28percentt in Westchester, convictions are way up and those who are least able to defend themselves from crime -- children, the elderly and minorities -- have a champion in Jeanine Pirro".

The theology of academic selection and university funding grips the political and media classes but the polls are clear: crime is a bigger worry for voters than education.Second, and more speculatively, the backlash could extend beyond crime to include welfare and other social issues.

But at least in Enron there was a clear crime.

"Most of the cases are not clear-cut incidents where a police officer goes totally rogue and commits a clear-cut crime," said Slotnick, a partner with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.

Grand larceny is historically a clear-cut crime, like stealing a purse in a bar.

"The clearest cases in the world such as Palestine and Iraq and Afghanistan, clear crimes to the whole humanity – all were not transferred to the court".

The authors look at cleared crimes and police numbers in addition to external factors outside the influence of the police.

Anyway, it is not even clear that crime is falling: the British Crime Survey, a public poll generally judged more reliable than police figures, actually shows overall crime on the rise.Even if the tough new prisons policy does help reduce crime, it will do so only at enormous cost.