Sentence examples for crime equals from inspiring English sources

Crime equals chaos in Killing Them Softly.

Criminologists studying recidivism have found that felons usually have to stay out of trouble for about a decade before their risk of committing a crime equals that of people with no records.

"It is like organized labor equals organized crime equals Tom Allen, which couldn't be further from the truth," said Carol Andrews, a spokeswoman for Mr. Allen, the Democratic contender in Maine, where, she said, 67,000 workers belong to unions.

Firing a gun during the commission of a crime equals a mandatory 20-year sentence.

The notion that justice for a crime equals the most extreme punishment is a commonly held conviction in the United States.

Mrs. Sedley, the opium-addicted busybody who accuses Grimes of murder, is a diseased Miss Marple who has been searching all her life for a crime equal to her hallucinations.

The first challenge was getting an amendment to the State Constitution to give crime victims equal rights with defendants.

But in Wolverhampton, Iftikhar Ahmed stressed that it was vital for the government to treat all terrorism and hate-related crime with equal seriousness from day one.

A true justice system is one in which the response to a crime is equal to the crime.

To stifle such an irreplaceable possession, as hate-crazed men did in Paris last week, is a crime without equal.

Yet there are those who committed crimes of equal brutality who escaped the death sentence.