Sentence examples for described criminal from inspiring English sources

The genocide ideology crime she is accused of is a vaguely described criminal act that implies that the defendant would or could try to carry out genocidal acts.

It said the first child interviewed reported improper behavior, 12 children leveled accusations of illegal sexual behavior at Arnold Friedman in the investigation's first two weeks and, five weeks into the investigation, 13 boys described criminal behavior by Jesse Friedman.

This was not the first time Marcantel had described criminal activity as "selfish".

P9 Distinct to this group was that three participants had described criminal activity relating to their addiction convictions for theft being mentioned in two cases and this group alone was associated with descriptions of significant health problems, including gastric bleeding and hospitalisation following organ damage; significant purchasing costs were also associated with this group.

This is not the same as peer pressure, or all those other terms we use in describing criminal motivation.

Through close readings of passages describing criminal procedure and punishment, Steinmetz argues that the Rabbis constructed an extreme positivist view of sinaitic law based in divine command.

France's prime minister, Manuel Valls, said that all the signs were "pointing towards an act that we can't describe: criminal, crazy, suicidal".

Although the review does not explicitly describe criminal conduct, Government officials outside the White House said the F.B.I. was not unduly pressed into releasing the statement that an investigation was necessary.

The list includes drugs and terms for drug use, words suggesting intolerance towards lesbian and gay people, words describing criminal offences, as well as terms more obviously suspect in a public discussion, such as prostitute and rent boy.

In June, the state attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat, issued a lengthy report describing criminal activity in the betting booths, where clerks used the cash boxes to launder money, make loans, gamble and cheat bettors.

"As you are aware, stalking has a specific legal meaning in American law, which describes criminal activity involving repetitive following or harassment of the victim with the intent to produce fear of harm".