Sentence examples for controversial crime from inspiring English sources
"It's business as normal," Sheriff Arpaio said as he announced the beginning of another of his controversial crime sweeps — which inevitably lead to the arrests of illegal immigrants on state smuggling charges and are unaffected by the court order.
("London's most notorious and controversial crime unit") disbanded and their geriatric lead detectives, Arthur Bryant and John May, deeply despondent — until the happy discovery of a headless corpse in King's Cross gives them a new lease on life.
The controversial crime reporting app was kicked out of the App Store in November shortly after its release because Apple believed it encouraged private citizens to engage in, well…vigilantism.
The controversial crime sim made over $800 million in sell-through in 24 hours -- literally twice what Stern Agee analyst Avind Bhatia had projected after early reviews came back overwhelmingly positive.
The controversial crime reporting app was kicked out of the App Store in November shortly after its release because Apple believed it encouraged private citizens to engage in, well…vigilantism.
It was precisely the harmony of the reign that allowed a consensus on the definition of this controversial crime.
"This is one of the most controversial crimes in English law – it criminalises conduct by two or more people that would not be criminal when performed by an individual.
A controversial crime-reporting app called Vigilante has been kicked out of the App Store for an app that encouraged, well – vigilantism – and led to the potential for violent responses and racial profiling.
Hillary Clinton – who advocated for the controversial 1994 crime bill now so widely criticised – can only be assumed to care as little as her husband did.
But it's just one part of the film, which also puts Trump's recent comments on the Central Park Five into startling context and goes after Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for her support of Bill Clinton's controversial 1994 crime bill.
Its arguably the sickest, most controversial true crime book ever published.
