Sentence examples for criminal nexus from inspiring English sources

There was a criminal nexus that was being sponsored by the government, that's what people felt.

The Special Task Force of the police were similarly out of control, they were a criminal nexus.

To get a feeling for this criminal nexus, all you have to do is take a walk along the gritty boulevards around the Gare du Midi in Brussels.

Indeed, they were also keen to point out that a judicial inquiry into Prime Minister Rao's government in Delhi concluded that it, too, was completely in the pay of a criminal nexus, tainting his entire administration in scandal.

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Moreover, although not always, such collusions between the 'upperworld' and the 'underworld' also do occur in a triadic union of three; an economic-political-criminal nexus of sorts.

It's amazing that every single day, many in corporate America stick their head in the sand when it comes to grasping the effectiveness of the terrorist-criminal nexus that works against their interests 24-7.

Brown branded News International "a criminal media nexus" which "claimed to be on the side of the law-abiding citizen" but in fact stood "side by side with criminals against our citizens".

But, as the hacking scandal unfolded, Brown has turned on the mogul, claiming News International was part of a "criminal-media nexus".

He said they had created "a criminal-media nexus," and if action was not taken against them now "our friends across the world who admire our liberties will ask what kind of a country we have become".

Western law enforcement officials said they suspected the ring might be part of a larger criminal network whose nexus was in Israel.