Sentence examples for criminal missions from inspiring English sources

We see the same thing now in GTA Online, the vast multiplayer spin-off from Grand Theft Auto V. Players hit Los Santos, engaging in criminal missions and tasks, but when they're off duty they just cruise the streets in stolen cars, looking for trouble.

He probably shouldn't be dragging his dog along on future criminal missions, either, though it's unclear whether the judge ruled on that one.

Read a full review 19 Robustly impressive bankrobber movie that carries some of the charge of the Hollywood new wave, starring Chris Pine and Ben Foster as brothers on a complicated criminal mission.

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There Judge Hanen, using extremely harsh language, lamented what he described as "the apparent policy of the Department of Homeland Security of completing the criminal mission of individuals who are violating the border security of the U.S".

When the Dag Hammarskjöld Library at the United Nations announced its most checked out book for 2015 was a doctoral thesis on how heads of state and government officials could be charged in foreign courts, many were taken aback that within an institution making peace its mission, criminal accountability for leaders generated greatest interest.

The investigation is being handled by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, whose primary missions are criminal investigation and counterintelligence.

For missions requiring criminal investigation or military intelligence, the organisation incorporates a network of undercover agents, headed by English aristocrat Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and her Cockney butler and chauffeur Aloysius "Nosey" Parker.

I don't, though—I don't know why, but I got tired of "Tough guy runs driving missions for criminal factions" way faster than I got tired of "Space marine shoots monsters".

These recommendations include the following strategies: 1) Focus on incremental change that might include a "private option" or coverage of only the poorest citizens as a first step; 2) Rebrand Medicaid as a local or statewide initiative; and 3) Link Medicaid expansion to the mission of criminal justice reform.

Officers still stop and frisk people they suspect of carrying guns, and focus much of their attention on violent criminals, but the mission has broadened.