Sentence examples for crime to build from inspiring English sources
He also wanted them to be beautiful; as he put it, "It is a crime to build an ugly bridge".
I would make it a crime to build anything with tiny windows and sorry little doors, or anything faux-Victorian, faux-Georgian, whatever.
Ms. Baskin said the police might consider ceasing vice raids and one-on-one stings, "while investigating this more serious crime, to build better relations between sex workers and the police".
We are committed in our mission to be transparent and partner within our city to prevent and reduce crime; to build respect and trust and preserve human rights".
Then, for whatever reason, they stopped and turned inward, passing laws that made it a crime even to build an oceangoing junk.
Organised crime helped to build Las Vegas; the wall against which seven mobsters were shot in Chicago's 1929 St Valentine's Day massacre provides a bloody reminder of the Mob's brutal history.
Working with the moderate Parliament that Russians elected in December, he has an opportunity to stabilize the economy, to reform a dysfunctional tax code, to crack down on crime and to build a steady relationship with the United States and other Western nations.
Advancements in computerized processing are allowing crime labs to build an entire picture of you as a suspect -- not just an impersonal, academic graph of the matching points in either your biological evidence sample that you left behind at the scene or your known reference sample that investigators obtained from you.
Alsultany: The purpose of the town hall was to process and grieve for the victims of hate crimes, and to build allyship and solidarity across groups on campus that represent Muslim and/or Arab community members.
This chapter discusses various forms of neighborhood crime prevention, the impact of neighborhood crime prevention, how to build guardianship among residents, and who participates in citizen prevention actions.
Outrage over the crime has continued to build across the country and the protesters in New Delhi promised to return in even greater numbers on Sunday, prompting Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde to hold a news conference on Saturday night to plead for calm.
