Sentence examples for devastating crime from inspiring English sources

Rush explained that his vote on the Violent Crime and Law Enforcement Act, which was signed into law by President Bill Clinton, was accompanied by "a lot of hope" and he believed the bill would deal with the "devastating crime". He went on to say that the crime bill as implemented had too many resources focused on "locking them up" and provided no resources for beneficial programs.

Domestic abuse is a completely unacceptable and devastating crime, which is why we maintain a strong safety net for its victims".

"Burglary is a devastating crime that can have a detrimental affect on victims who not only lose their possessions, but who also feel personally deceived.

A6 Corruption Hurts Mexico Police Mexico has been forced to take another hard look at its police force as the country struggles against a devastating crime wave that has taken more than 600 lives in the last six months.

In a statement, her family said they had been pulled apart by the "horror, distress and pain" of Simelane's devastating crime, and had been robbed of their privacy by the high profile of the case.

"It does, and it is a heinous and devastating crime.

Katie Russell, national spokeswoman for Rape Crisis England and Wales, said: "It's clear that some progress has been made towards improving responses to this broad range of devastating crimes.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said there was "a distinction between intentional first-degree murder on the one hand and nonhomicide crimes against individual persons," even "devastating" crimes like the rape of a child, on the other.

Both sides argue over the impossible question of which political party started the country's crisis, rather than addressing the devastating crimes their forces committed.

There's also an equal and opposite theory in effect when it comes to crime, in which white and rich people don't go to jail for devastating crimes.

Girls as young as ten and eleven are locked behind bars in the U.S. even though they are the victims who've suffered from devastating crimes--rape, sexual assault, sodomy and more.