Sentence examples for criminal route from inspiring English sources

"Where they feel they can win a criminal case, they'll go the criminal route," Professor Cole said.

Barnfather said that this civil order, which means the high court exercises parental responsibility, was a more collaborative way of protecting his interests than the criminal route – a view that was echoed by Hutchinson.

I suggested at the time that the criminal route was futile (as it turned out to be) and little more than a political statement.

"It's being done softly, because if they tried to go the harsh criminal route there is a very good chance they would not only fail but become even more unpopular, something you tend to not want to do going into your last election," he said.

For a while consumers switched to farmers' markets and butchers if they could find or afford them as the criminal routes from Romanian slaughterhouses were exposed.

So for now, the Obama administration is pursuing the criminal justice route with Libyan authorities.

(It also encourages users to contact law enforcement if they receive specific threats. Suspension of an account, after all, can't stop a criminal en route to your house).

Its streets were filled with a babble of voices: residents visiting Joguer's Herbs and Roots store, tourists settling down for a tipple at the Browerstone Inn, griping criminals en route to the old jailhouse.

Although only some looted objects have surfaced so far — most have been seized by customs officials — experts say they believe that many have already made their way to markets in Europe and beyond using well-established criminal trafficking routes.

On the one hand, the story is bizarrely positive: thanks to Ebola, criminal trafficking routes through the region have slowed and in some cases stopped completely.

Most of the traditional overland criminal-trafficking routes between southwestern Asia and Western Europe pass through the Balkans, and Kosovo sees its share of that vast trade.