Sentence examples for crime burden from inspiring English sources

At the operational policing level, it is crucial to know how the diminished crime burden is distributed, so as to inform resourcing and deployment decisions.

Within the relevant literature, the unequal distribution of the crime burden across individuals, households or areas is referred to as the victimisation divide or crime inequalities (e.g. Thacher 2004; Knepper 2012).

It will be a crime burdening the next generations.

Some Iowans contend that immigrants cause crime and burden schools, health care and welfare programs.

Lawyers for the state argued that reducing the prison population would result in increased crime and burden counties already facing tight budgets.

And if the police claim your possessions are related to a crime, the burden of proof is on you to prove otherwise.

None of this has stopped Europe's politicians from stoking fears of immigrant crime, welfare burdens and foreign ways.

They're white, worried about crime, feel burdened by taxes and feel like too many Democrats don't understand these concerns".

An American visiting Australasia in the 1850s was surprised to find Swainson living there, imagining that he had been exiled "for the great crime of burdening zoology with a false though much laboured theory which has thrown so much confusion into the subject of its classification and philosophical study".

Oldham said Catt had asked her to tell her husband and children that she was sorry and was aware that the crime was "a burden that she will bear for the rest of her life".

Okinawa's governor, Hirokazu Nakaima, accused the countries' leaders of "ignoring" local concerns about the risk of accidents, as well as pollution, crime and the burden of hosting about half of the 47,000 US troops based in Japan.