Sentence examples for crimes only in from inspiring English sources

She warned the women that courts allowed crimes to be committed to prevent other crimes only in the most unusual circumstances.

A Moscow police official, when asked about contract murders, summed up the situation this way: "They solve these crimes only in the movies".

Stratton argued that the ordinance, adopted in 1998, was justified by the need to protect residents' privacy and deter fraud, mentioning crime only in passing.

Congress expressed in the Bail Reform Act its distinct preference for pretrial release from jail and prescribed that release on conditions be denied to a person charged with a crime only in exceptional circumstances.

The man, Robert D. DeRosario, 42, was a suspect from the beginning, but because investigators had trouble coming up with enough evidence he was charged with the crime only in 2004.

What he had done was a crime only in retrospect, and he had always been a law-abiding citizen, because Hitler's orders, which he had certainly executed to the best of his ability, had possessed "the force of law" in the Third Reich.

In English law intra-marital rape was recognised as a crime only in 1991 (see R [1991] 4 All ER 1981); until then, a husband who forced sexual intercourse on his wife without her consent was not guilty of rape.

Conditional intent – where somebody has an intent to commit a crime only in certain circumstances – has also been deemed acceptable for an indictment for attempting a crime.

The new government sought to re-criminalize adultery -- eliminated as a crime only in 1996 -- in order to prevent extra-marital affairs.

But of all those crimes, only two occurred in the downtown neighborhood, Mr. Ladue said.

I do know, however, that there is no causality for crime, only correlations in research; the strongest being societal exclusion and poverty.