Sentence examples for criminal aim from inspiring English sources

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"Neither its bylaws nor any other utterances" supported the "conclusion that the organization had criminal aims".

Thus, criminals aim to stay unnoticed by the traditional spam filters and avoid drawing attention to abused webmail accounts.

Secret listening on internet chat rooms by the European police investigative body has discovered planning by sophisticated Russian cyber criminals aimed at pulling off one massive hit on a bank.

DCI Dave Carter, head of the dedicated cheque and plastic crime unit, said: "What might initially seem an attractive method of boosting your income during tough times is in reality the work of determined international criminals, aiming to turn the public into an unwitting army of accomplices to fraud.

A Burglar's Guide takes a look at our everyday urban environments through the eyes of the criminals aiming to hack them, illuminating the spatially-specific tactics used to break in, escape, and stay hidden in today's surveillance-heavy metropolises.

The interior minister, Marwan Charbel said the attack was "a criminal act aimed at destabilising the country and creating Sunni-Shi'ite sectarian strife".

Syria's Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad visited the scene and told state media it was "a criminal act aimed at distorting Syria's image".

As a candidate, Obama has outlined an agenda for "civil rights and criminal justice," aimed primarily at urban African-Americans.

"We assure our Islamic nation that we are against any criminal action aimed at the pilgrims," it said in an online statement.

Charges include criminal association aimed at sports fraud, with some linked to Mafia organisations – one in particular to the 'Ndrangheta organised crime syndicate.