Sentence examples for deplorable crime from inspiring English sources

Maybe the FBI thought they were going to garner sympathy from the public because the underlying case involved a deceased terrorist and a deplorable crime, but they sorely mistook the public's reaction when it eventually was clear that the FBI's demand would put the security of millions of innocent people's phones in danger.

From Reuters: "The secretary general said in a statement he was surprised this deplorable crime would happen during the visit of a team of international investigators with the United Nations who are already tasked with investigating chemical weapons use," the official news agency Mena said.

Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue's Tommy Lee, Slash and Creed frontman Scott Stapp have all faced such charges but they aren't defined by their (deplorable) crime the way Brown has been.

Angel Melendez, the Homeland Security special agent in charge, went on to say: "Sex trafficking is a deplorable crime, especially when it involves underage victims who are particularly vulnerable.

From our decrepit finances to our beleaguered police and fire response units to our deplorable crime rate, nothing will restore confidence in this city more than providing the most basic city services to all of our citizens so they feel safe, protected and empowered to live out their aspirations.

The public, he added, "would applaud the imposition of the mandated state prison sentence upon a defendant who committed deplorable crimes and remains unrepentant to this day".

"I hope that this very visual crackdown will increase public confidence in the Met's ability and desire to tackle the criminals who engage in or facilitate these deplorable crimes.

Its ideas can be used to solve an urgent question affecting all Americans:How do we fix a broken justice system when it is perpetrating deplorable crimes against its citizens, rather than providing equality in treatment for all?

While it is sort of nice to think about having the opportunity to choose what the last thing you'd ever eat would be, it isn't a decision you'd really like to make, especially if the road that led you to that decision was paved by committing heinous and deplorable crimes.

"It is possible to be against false charges of abuse and to believe that true charges of abuse are deplorable, a crime, and ought to be done away with," he said.

The Daily Mail reports a police spokesperson as saying: "As deplorable as these crimes are, law and order has to be maintained, and not lynch justice.