Sentence examples for criminal point from inspiring English sources

It amounted to a nice profit center -- and, perhaps, a criminal point of departure.

Summarising the behaviour of Abdulrahman, Abdullah and Jaffar during the second half of 2012, Brighton's Youth Offending Service concluded that "from a criminal point of view the boys have all amped up and cannot be ignored".

Mr Morales was "linked to very complicated and complex situations from a criminal point of view", Mr Boraschi said earlier in the week, though he had no convictions and was not subject to any arrest warrant.

"[It's] a whole pile of stuff which can get lost, inappropriately accessed from the criminal point of view and so on — and it's because that risk is created by the legislation then you've got to have some very powerful safeguards to make sure the legislation is regularly reviewed, that it is being used for what it's meant to be used for".

Even in the locations; emotionally; physically; the danger, all of it … she has to operate from almost a criminal point of view," Perabo said.

I don't argue the criminals' point that the U.S. war in Iraq is wrong; I don't argue their right to protest the New Zealand government's support of it.

They designated the criminals, pointed out the crime-prone districts and described where one should beware of pickpockets and jewelery snatchers.

The deputy PM said he wanted to end the "dismal cycle of repeat crime" by a hard core of criminals, pointing out that the majority of adults so far charged with riot-related offences already had a criminal record.

In a recent blogpost responding to the Freedom Hosting news, Tor also pointed out that hidden services aren't just used by criminals, pointing to organisations using the technology to "protect dissidents, activists, and protect the anonymity of users trying to find help for suicide prevention, domestic violence, and abuse-recovery".

This time the crime drama comes from the criminal's point of view, but the procedural-style storytelling is the same.

This first Barbara Vine novel set the template for those that followed – often written from the criminal's point of view, dealing with family secrets and concealed crimes and sociopaths.