Sentence examples for crime reviews from inspiring English sources

Do say: Gandolfini's a made man Don't say: A disorganised crime Reviews reviewed: Gandolfini inspires belief, God less so.

Consider their knowledge of white-collar crime; review notions of socioeconomic class and occupation.

Standing in Another Man's Grave had Rebus working for the serious crime review unit in a civilian capacity and travelling all over Scotland, but, for his 19th outing, he is back in Edinburgh, where he – and his creator – are at their best and most assured.

In Standing in Another Man's Grave – the book is dedicated to the late Scottish singer Jackie Leven; the title is Rebus's mishearing of Leven's line "another man's rain" – we find Rebus back on the case, working for the serious crime review unit, albeit in a civilian capacity.

"Furthermore, our major crime review investigation team review every reported rape if the incident is still undetected after 28 days".

According to the Crime Review Report (2006) by the Dakshina Kannada Police, Mangalore registered a drop in the crime rate in 2005, compared with 2003.

The hate crime review will undeniably be a positive step forward: it will send the message that misogyny won't be tolerated, and it will add another category of evidence which could theoretically make it easier for justice to prevail.

A Crime Review in late 2011 indicated that Coledale has had a significant impact on crime rates in the Tamworth Sector [ 34].

Ms. Ephron writes the On Crime book review column for The Boston Globe.

Of the more than 700 sex crime complaints reviewed so far, Mr. Browne said, 7 have been reclassified.

I accuse all our movie critics... of committing an unforgivable cultural crime by reviewing only commercial films, only long-run films, for ignoring one-time film events.