Sentence examples for criminal attention from inspiring English sources

Luxury outlets also are attracting criminal attention beyond France.

Even so, many locals believe the group is in fact made up of disgruntled former militants or local criminals seeking attention, according to the BBC.

"Double Take" has a criminal lack of attention -- it ruthlessly sacrifices its own logic on a regular basis for a cheap laugh (Mitchell).

At the height of his power, Williams revelled in his notoriety as a celebrity criminal, courting media attention and inspiring a cult television series likened to an antipodean Sopranos.

Analyst David Hartwell of the IHS consultancy in London said: "It is doubtful that even regime loyalists now accept – if they ever did – the government's line that the uprising is the work of 'armed criminal gangs' and attention will increasingly focus on the tide of public opinion in Damascus and Aleppo, Syria's two largest cities, which have so far remained largely peaceful.

Apple's iPad mini seems to be a success, and that has attracted the criminal element's attention.

Though the brunt of criminal and other attention fell on Bell, auditors said Maywood never really bounced back from the problems that had led it to seek its neighbor's help.

In the area of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, particular attention should be paid to the draft convention on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters between the Member States.

The case opened the flood gates for a succession of snouts, snitches and stoolies that allowed the Yard to reverse the tide of armed robberies in the capital by the late 1980s as career criminals switched their attention to the drugs trade in search of quicker and easier profits.

That is, until criminals turn their attention to cracking that code.

The growing use of bitcoins by criminals had drawn attention from police and other law enforcement agencies, said Dr McGuire.