Sentence examples for crimes working from inspiring English sources

He discovered files that recorded the findings of a secret US task force, the Vietnam War Crimes Working Group.

A task force, known as the Vietnam War Crimes Working Group, operating out of his Pentagon office, secretly assembled many thousands of pages of investigative files about American atrocities, which I discovered in the National Archives.

Records put together by this Vietnam War Crimes Working Group impanelled in the Army Chief of Staff's office in the wake of the My Lai massacre, to track any war crimes cases or allegations that bubbled up from the field, to make sure that the Army wasn't caught flat footed again.

Records put together by this Vietnam War Crimes Working Group impaneled in the Army Chief of Staff's office in the wake of the My Lai massacre, to track any war crimes cases or allegations that bubbled up from the field, to make sure that the Army wasn't caught flat footed again.

On its face, the investigation into Barbieri's alleged crimes worked exactly as it should have.

Superintendent Paul Giannasi, of the National Police Chiefs Councill hate-crime working group, said he would welcome an invitation to be involved in the expert group addressing social media abuse in football.

Hernández's reelection all but guarantees the system of looting and self-enrichment will continue, with business interests and organized crime working with the government to threaten, and even kill, those who stand in their way.

So she promptly braves the bad roads to Hesjovallen, books a room at a hotel and, before long, has the whole crime worked out.

Brian De Palma's "Passion," an English-language remake of Alain Courneau's "Love Crime," works hard to achieve perversity, enmeshing Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams in a web of corporate and erotic intrigue.

In this study, alcohol was the only drug to rate higher on social harm than personal harm reflecting the enormous burden to the healthcare system posed by alcohol and also the negative effects on rates of crime, work place absences and on family life including domestic violence.

The New York Police Department says its "stop-and-frisk" program -- under which officers investigating crimes, or working to prevent crimes, briefly detain or pat down people on the streets -- has played a pivotal role in driving down crime levels to record lows.