As for the risk of being shut down for enabling crime?
Either as a tool used within large scale development initiatives or relied upon solely to target opportunities that enable crime epidemics to flourish within underdeveloped countries.
The pope is now being criticized not for enabling crimes or covering them up, but because in the 1980s and 1990s the Vatican's bureaucracy moved slowly on requests to formally laicize abusive priests after they had already been removed from ministry.
Thus, according to Chris Asplen (2004), forensic DNA databases allow for a "conservation of resources", either by enabling crimes to be solved more quickly, or by speeding up the judicial proceedings by consolidating the evidence or introducing plea bargaining1.
In addition to featuring images of the Islamic State, Christie's new ad contains other graphic photos to support his argument that Obama has enabled crimes committed by undocumented immigrants, a rise in heroin abuse and Iran's acquisition of a nuclear weapon.
The victim willingly provides private information that enables the crime; hence, these are transactional crimes.
Through personal contact with these groups, I wanted to see if I could combat this dehumanizing language, which enables hate crime.
In 2001 the UK made its position clear by passing a law that enabled war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, committed in any foreign country, to be prosecuted and punished here.
The types of crime measured in the "youth crime" category are defined on the Metropolitan Police Authority's website as: [A]ny offence of Most Serious Violence and Assault with Injury or Weapon Enabled Crime, where the victim is aged 1-19.
"We will continue to target the facilitators of organised crime who enable these crimes to flourish," he said.
