Sentence examples for crime of coming from inspiring English sources

In fact there was even a flogging video which showed a woman being lashed in public for the "crime" of coming out of her house unaccompanied by a male family member.

I think it's a good thing that people aren't in shackles, and it's a terrible thing that we're prosecuting dozens and dozens of people daily for the crime of coming to the country".

For as the arrests mounted, so did word that some police officers, and possibly Mr. Milan, were alerting crime figures of coming raids, Mr. Smith said.

The adviser said undocumented immigrants seeking government help should not be worried about their immigration status "unless they've committed a crime on top of coming here illegally".

The picture of crime to come is based on pre-existing police data, which we know to be biased and flawed.

When a crime of passion comes into view, it's called a redball -- as the big murders were on "Homicide" -- but here it's literally that.

Sherri Rasmussen's husband, John Ruetten, an engineer in San Diego, and sister, Theresa Lane, of Loma Linda, joined them in asking anyone with knowledge of the crime to come forward.

It also called for police to encourage victims of the crime to come forward to prevent under-reporting remaining a "significant concern".

Tanaz Eshaghian's "Love Crimes of Kabul" (coming to HBO July 11) undercuts any thought you might have had of Afghan women as mute, downtrodden victims meekly hiding under their burqas as they scuttle from home to market.

His only crime is coming of age, and from one day to the next becoming part of the feared "terrorist" demographic.

Over the years, Madang has become a more peaceful alternative to Port Moresby for foreign-financed civil society organisations, businesses and even some of the supranational organisations, but Sir Arnold indicates concern about the growth of crime and the coming of the rascals.