Sentence examples for continued crime from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in the early 21st century, land reform had not been achieved indeed, it had been resisted by the powerful landowning elite and pervasive poverty was contributing to continued crime and violence in the country.

But Labour's policing spokesman, David Hanson, said while the continued crime reductions were welcome, the increases in personal thefts and retail crime were a warning sign: "This is perhaps why the Office for National Statistics has begun to express concern that apparent reductions in police recorded crime may be exaggerated.

It took years of work, but I was able to put myself back together again from these fragmented pieces of a girl living in a world full of continued crime and terror and violence, and, through a lot of hard work and determination, I was able to rebuild my own life and keep it from collapsing during the most stressful of times.

There is a new law which says that the same crime of sexual abuse committed by the same individual against the same victim is considered as a single continued crime.

Continued crime-proofing should be a part of any crime reduction efforts.

"It is what I call a continuing crime".

In 1999 it declared "disappearances" to be a continuing crime until death is proved.

But New York City's continuing crime reduction appears to be a fact, not an interpretation.

Detractors say it is ineffective, turning up little criminal activity, and point to the continuing crime drop as proof.

In any event, the seizure was lawful because the documents found were property of the United States and their possession was a continuing crime against the United States.

As a continuing crime, at least theoretically, the 19 kidnappings cannot be covered by the Pinochet government's amnesty, the judge has contended for the last two years.