Sentence examples for crime was cut from inspiring English sources

Crime was cut by a quarter.

WikiLeaks, like it or loathe it, had committed no crime, been charged with no crimes, and yet was cut off in all practical terms from funding sources.

Crime can be cut by such diverse measures as lighting streets, training young people and closing bars early.

Similarly, his crimes can be cut to fit almost anyone's cloth.

But since targeting the spike in gun crime, it has been cut by 13% in a year, and we have to do the same with knife crime.

"If programs preventing drug addiction, crime and homelessness are cut," she said, "what's the long-term effect?" The income tax increase proposed by Mr. Rowland would create a new 5.5percenttaxax bracket for people earning more than $1 million a year.

According to Sergeant Knox, the Met's wildlife crime unit has been cut by 25% since 2009.

He said the number of detectives in one high-crime district had been cut in half, leaving the remaining detectives overburdened and falling behind on their caseloads.

He describes an exceedingly violent nation, flooded with murders, when in reality, the violent-crime rate has been cut in half since the crack cocaine epidemic hit its peak in 1991".

During Kirk's tenure, crime fell and taxes were cut, which pleased white Dallas.

Today, major crime in Nassau County has been cut by more than 50percentt and has reached a 25-year low.