Sentence examples for committed the criminal from inspiring English sources

If the person knows that funds are proceeds of a crime and, thereafter, he attempts to disguise or conceal the true source of the funds, he has committed the criminal offense of money laundering.

"If [a crime scene] belonged to the person who committed the criminal act then there is a provision that the crime scene, in this case a home, could be confiscated," she said.

In countries where abortion is illegal, the moment women swallow that small round pill is usually the instant they commit the criminal act.

If Republicans had their way, millions (if not billions) of future Americans would suffer economic ruin and/or go without health care entirely if they happened to commit the criminal offense of becoming ill.

The results of the 2016 presidential election in which the electoral vote did not match the so-called popular vote has predictably resulted in demands for the abolition of the Electoral College and calls to aid and abet the duly elected electors into committing the criminal act of violating their pledge to the people who elected them.

And yet, in the aftermath of the 2016 November election, when an elector on the Democratic slate in Washington declared that he would never cast a vote for Hillary Clinton, it opened a Pandora's Box, giving other Democrats the idea of trying to abet electors in states where the Republican slate was elected to commit the criminal act of violating their oath and pledge to the people.

He (Obama) has not committed the kind of criminal acts that call for that".

Most crime is committed because the criminal either doesn't think he is going to get caught or because he is impulsive -- I say "he" because most crime is committed by males.

In Napa, 86 percent of approximately 1,150 patients were committed by the criminal courts; many were deemed incompetent to stand trial or not guilty by reason of insanity.

They petitioned the Supreme Court to try the juvenile, just short of 18 when he committed the crime, in a criminal court instead of a Juvenile Justice court.

For an offence to be committed, the incited act must be criminal in nature, and an offence not only for the person doing the incitement but the person incited.