Sentence examples for damaging criminal from inspiring English sources

Payday loan firm Wonga faces the prospect of a damaging criminal investigation after the City of London police force said it was considering referring fake legal letters sent out by the lender to the national policing lead for fraud.

Governor Susana Martinez, a Republican, signed into law a proposal that allows people aged 14 to 18 to engage in consensual sexting, which means adolescents caught sharing explicit photos with each other will no longer risk facing "child pornography" charges, prison sentences and a damaging criminal record.

While some people were cleared, thousands were convicted during the year-long strike, leaving them with damaging criminal records.

This dynamic also brings up one of the most damaging criminal-related side-effects of Ebola: the cessation of counter-crime initiatives and capacity building throughout the region.

That workforce shortage will only become more damaging as criminal hackers become more sophisticated, and traditional college cybersecurity programs aren't doing enough to fill the talent gap, Miller and Gorka told me.

For the sake the world's children, we must work hard to stamp out these damaging and criminal practices".

Prosecutorial misconduct is costly and damaging to our criminal justice system, and Holder's actions this week recognize this.

Former federal prosecutor Chuck Rosenberg believes there's likely plenty in special counsel Robert Mueller's report that's damaging — and possibly criminal — regarding President Donald Trump.

A week ago the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, said the leaks were not damaging enough to require criminal charges.

All post-riot analysis was keen to make a distinction between looting (criminal and damaging) and shoplifting.

Damaging crops is a criminal act on its own account and would be treated as such by the police where appropriate.