Sentence examples for dimension of crime from inspiring English sources
He said the incidents were "a completely new dimension of crime".
German police are investigating reports that scores of women were sexually assaulted and mugged in Cologne city centre during New Year's Eve celebrations, in what a minister called a "completely new dimension of crime".
As stated above, routine activity theory is used to understand the temporal dimension of crime: when there are more motivated offenders and suitable targets converging with a lack of capable guardians there will be more criminal events.
The temporal analysis of criminal events, on the other hand, is a far sparser research literature that has not advanced in the same manner as spatial analyses of criminal events: "[the] temporal dimension of crime [has] lagg[ed] behind while advances in crime location geocoding, mapping technology and user competence have allowed the spatial element to flourish" (Ratcliffe 2002, 24).
Albers responded to the criticism by arguing what took place was "a completely new dimension of crime," while a police union representative blamed a lack of adequate resources.
It lends a new perspective to the conventional characterization of Pennsylvania by adding the momentous dimensions of crime and punishment.
Well over a quarter of a century ago, Spelman and Eck (1989) compared the relative concentration of crime along these three critical dimensions of crime.
We will attempt to develop a multi variable linear (if necessary non-linear) model of the relationship between load on the system and the dimensions of crime complexity.
But the sensitive racial dimensions of #CrimingWhileWhite, some said, made it all the more painful to accept.
This is obviously a completely new dimension of organised crime," he tweeted.
He was a collaborating author of many Center reports and publications, including the book The Transnational Dimension of Cyber Crime and Terrorism, done jointly with the Hoover Institution, and Security in a World with Expanding Nuclear Power.
