Sentence examples for concerning crimes from inspiring English sources

On 27 June, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam, and his brother-in-law Abdullah Senussi, head of state security, for charges concerning crimes against humanity.

The Committee of Three, undertaking the task of transforming the amendments to the body of the Constitution into a separate Bill of Rights, moved the language to Article X and deleted the language concerning crimes not committed within a state.

A majority of the judges requested the prosecutor to provide additional information concerning crimes committed between 2002 and 2010 within one month in order to take a decision on whether the investigation should be extended to cover this period.

Another objection was based on privacy, especially concerning crime and health data.

This could be used to encompass material concerning crime prevention tactics, police informants and intelligence led operations.

Mr. Flood sometimes overreaches in his sweeping indictment of the false precision that statistics generally can suggest — concerning crime and educational testing, for example — and the dangers of using them as the basis for future decision-making.

The constant arousal of fears and expectations concerning crime and nuisance, the endless recourse to new laws and extra coercive intervention, and the constant preoccupation with home affairs solutions establishing political primacy over education, health and housing.

As with most analytical work concerning crime, the objectives of such research are both theoretical, in improving the understanding of the process leading to the crime, and practical, in using the insights gained in order to prevent future crime.

The probe was expected to mainly concern crimes committed after 1970 when it was announced last July.

Here's one case where, as far as the city is concerned, crime can pay.

The first knowledge gap concerns crime displacement/diffusion of benefits (Guerette and Bowers 2009) associated with tagging, which was alluded to in several studies (Farrington et al. 1993; Beck and Palmer 2010) but not empirically examined.