Sentence examples for crime underground from inspiring English sources

But across the region, excessive regulation drives legitimate businesses as well as crime underground.

Having bossed the crime underground of New Jersey, James Gandolfini is, believe it or not, headed to perhaps an even crazier secret world.

New laws are pushing Japan's very public organised crime groups underground.

Any references to crime and underground cultures should be understood as part of a coded power dynamic between sound-system culture and the authorities: real power struggles are lived out in this music.

In any case, each ending reminds us of television's fragility, which is why I was saddened about the end of Mercy Street, American Crime and Underground.

Kings Cross is London's most crime-ridden underground station, figures obtained from the British Transport Police have revealed.

Hu's defenders say his main crime was leading underground Christian churches, unsanctioned by the Communist party, and advocating greater freedom of speech and religion.

Mr. Bulger, once believed to be the king of Boston's underground crime world, also acted as an F.B.I. informant and had been tipped off by an agent about a looming indictment.

Supt Chris Horton, TfL sub-divisional commander, said: "This success confirms what we already knew and what we expected to see: crime on the underground is low and evidence from 24-hour metros around the world suggest crime levels at night are no greater than during the day.

We found 40 Minutes, the BBC2 general interest documentary series, had fewer than 2% non-white contributors; the BBC1 series Inside Story fared better – 6% non-white if I remember correctly – until we excluded the muggers and pickpockets from a film about crime on the underground when it too showed less than 2%; and in the period we looked at we didn't find a single black victim on Crimewatch.

But it puts into perspective how the underground crime world and the mafia has evolved way past what authorities believe they have.