Sentence examples for conventional crimes from inspiring English sources

Until the 1960s, airport security was relatively simple, requiring nothing more than civilian police to provide protection against conventional crimes such as theft, pickpocketing, vandalism, and breaking and entering.

In many cases, such violence is prosecuted as conventional crime.

"Obviously, conventional crime is far more common than terrorism, so it is not surprising that they would have benefits, more frequently, in conventional crime fighting than in terrorism".

George Pelecanos, Dennis Lehane and Richard Price are the perfect writers for a show that is anything but a conventional crime series.

It is wholly uninterested in the trappings of conventional crime drama.

By comparison, DNA samples sent to conventional crime labs can take months to analyze.

Those who have long been concerned about the disproportionate amount of attention to conventional crime in relation to white-collar crime can only hope that a decline in conventional crime will inspire more attention to white-collar crime.

Conventional crime prevention balances these interests by allowing individuals the freedom to commit crime, but punishing them if they do.

"It's part of counterterrorism protection in the subways, as well as high-visibility prevention of conventional crime.

"We quite rightly prosecute and often jail people guilty of damaging our society through conventional crime and antisocial behaviour.

Burke doesn't go for the last-paragraph twists or neat resolutions of the conventional crime story.