"I feel that both items were deliberate thefts, and if two people work together one can draw the guard's attention while the other vaults the rail in that room," a museum official wrote May in a letter stored in the museum's library.
Another ISIS video, as the Intercept notes, looks like a deliberate homage to Grand Theft Auto.
This is what we now know as "Wage Theft:" the deliberate and illegal underpayment or non-payment of wages which affect millions of workers across the country.
Identity theft is the deliberate use of someone else's identity, usually as a method to gain a financial advantage or obtain credit and other benefits in the other person's name and to the other person's disadvantage or loss (Enisa 2010; Harrell and Langton 2013; Tuli and Juneja 2015).
Wage theft, or the deliberate nonpayment of wages earned, is a violation of this dignity as well as a violation of one of the most basic precepts of our society -- an employee gives his or her labor to an employer trusting that he or she will be paid for that labor.
Additionally, security measures (e.g., surveillance cameras, chain-link fences, patrol guards, alarms) should be put in place to reduce deliberate chemical releases, such as theft [ 20].
And, despite a liberal image, the group made common cause with law-abiding contractors to persuade the state's Republican-dominated legislature to approve a law that made wage theft — an employer's deliberate failure to pay wages due — a criminal offense.
For security reasons, following a spate of bronze thefts, there is some deliberate vagueness about the route.
Our world today presents many examples of disappearances of cultural property, via theft, unauthorized sale or even deliberate destruction.
That could deter, say, the theft of clients' money or the deliberate exaggeration of assets or performance.
