The phrase "criminal base" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a location or group of individuals involved in criminal activities. Some possible examples of when you could use it are: - The police are currently investigating the criminal base of operations for the drug trafficking ring. - The informant revealed the location of the criminal base, which was a warehouse on the outskirts of the city. - The detective suspected that the suspect was connected to the local criminal base, but he needed more evidence to make an arrest.
Irving Kristol recalls Army basic training: "About half of my original group seems to have come from Cicero, Illinois, which was Al Capone's hometown, or at least his criminal base...
With fighting around Marja heating up again with a seasonal uptick in Taliban activity and what Marines say is an influx of fighters, the state of the area's opium trade is a central element of the conflict between the American and Afghan governments and a complex insurgent and criminal base.
BANE REAL NAME: Unknown OCCUPATION: Professional criminal BASE OF OPERATIONS: Gotham City EYES: Brown (when on Venom: Green) HAIR: Brown HEIGHT: 5 ft 6 in (when on Venom: 6 ft 8 in) WEIGHT: 140 lb (when on Venom: 350 lb) FIRST APPEARANCE: Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 (January , 1993.
We trust that once the extradition procedures are completed, Japan will not protect an alleged criminal based solely on a citizenship of convenience.
Mrs. Clinton said in response to a question that "there would be an argument to be made" that Mr. Assad was a war criminal based on the definition of crimes against humanity.
Garfield won a Best Actor Bafta for Boy A (2007), an intense one-off film drama for Channel 4 about the rehabilitation of a criminal, based on the novel by Jonathan Trigell.
It is not possible to accurately predict who will become a criminal based on these findings.
The stories don't make sense and to treat this old man like a criminal based on some ancient allegations with no proof is crazy!
A focus on general deterrence would not comport with the beliefs of German Philosopher Immanuel Kant who only subscribed to the principle of retribution, I.e. punishing a criminal based on his actions alone, and rejected the idea of general deterrence.
"Our law does not make people criminals based on guilt by association".
We convict criminals based on the bizarre notion that human beings are built from a chemical code recorded on tiny molecules scattered all through their bodies.
