Sentence examples for designated criminal from inspiring English sources

All designated criminal tribes under the 1871 Act suffered social degradation and persecution but transgenders were the hardest hit.

The agency's internal affairs agents, many of whom come from other investigative agencies, are not designated as criminal investigators.

They designated the criminals, pointed out the crime-prone districts and described where one should beware of pickpockets and jewelery snatchers.

The museum is a provocative addition to Yasukuni Shrine here, which commemorates the country's 2.5 million modern war dead, including 14 internationally designated war criminals from the last world war.

Designations amount to a kind of economic embargo: anyone who does business with a designated person risks criminal or civil penalties.

Once everyone was seated around a long wooden table, Polonsky and two others were secretly designated as a criminal enterprise that then went about eliminating the other players.

Among the separate proposals waiting to reach the floor are an enforcement bill, known as the SAFE Act, which would for the first time designate as criminals all immigrants in the U.S. illegally, and would allow states such as Arizona to enforce their own immigration laws.

The British are bemused by countries which police pedestrians - treating those who don't use designated crossings as criminals.

The current government, according to news reports, has captured more than 90 of the 122 most wanted criminals designated when Peña Nieto took office in December 2012.

Society has already decided who should be designated as its criminals, even if the "suspects" are as innocuous and upstanding as Henry Louis Gates -- a Harvard professor who was arrested for standing on his front porch and attempting to enter his own home.

He designated Aper as the criminal and killed him personally.