Sentence examples for enabling criminal from inspiring English sources

Instead, it should focus first and foremost on those at the highest levels of the United States government who authorized the use of waterboarding and other forms of torture, as well as the senior political appointees — including many lawyers — who did their superiors' bidding by providing specious legal justification for the use of abusive interrogation methods, thereby enabling criminal conduct.

Here was a clear constitutional provision enabling criminal immunity in 50 square miles of America's oldest national park.

Just understand that this is probably on the wrong side of history and that keeping marijuana illegal is only enabling criminal cartels controlling the markets to grow that much stronger with each passing year.

In response to the leaks, Mossack Fonseca denied allegations that it was actively enabling criminal activity, writing in a statement that it has operated for 40 years "beyond reproach in our home country and in other jurisdictions where we have operations".

Some viruses capture keystrokes, enabling criminals to view user names and passwords as they are typed, while others allow criminals to manipulate computers from afar.

A report by the European Union's fledgling police agency, Europol, recently warned that the high value of the notes may make financial crime easier by enabling criminals to cram more cash into their briefcases when they cross borders.

The UK government has once again bared its anti-technology teeth in public, leaning especially heavily on messaging platform WhatsApp for its use of end-to-end encryption security tech, and calling it out for enabling criminals to communicate in secret.

Standards that enable criminal conviction and punishment for a specific act differ markedly from the ones that lead to personal beliefs that someone must be guilty of wrongdoing.

Certainly working with customs officials, journalists and NGOs may have a more immediate impact but in what Christensen identifies as "the sophisticated infrastructure that creates a market for secrecy and enables criminal activity to thrive," recovering stolen assets will also go a long way to ending impunity.

This will enable criminal justice agents to tailor a more appropriate and individualized course of action, while also coordinating what services are needed and in what specific geographic locations.

In addition, freedom of movement in Europe enables criminal networks to profit from the opening up of the European Union's internal borders while at the same time exploiting the lack of European coordination with regard to justice and thus evading capture.