Sentence examples for enhance crime from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, this is a necessary step for understanding the way in which the use of the Internet has affected criminal markets, and a necessary starting point to enhance crime prevention and disruption while maintaining a balance between openness and security on the Internet.

Created in 1994, the program had spent over $14 billion to keep police on the streets and "to enhance crime fighting technology, support crime prevention initiatives and provide training and technical assistance to help advance community policing".

By spelling out the actions (and their goals) necessary to complete the crime, the crime script can "enhance situational crime prevention policies by drawing attention to a fuller range of possible intervention points" (Cornish 1994, pp. 159 160).

Critics cited Arkham Origins handling of the genesis of Batman's relationships with his adversaries and allies and its question of whether Batman's presence enhances crime in Gotham City as the game's greatest assets.

Apparently to enhance their crime-fighting image, the police also claimed to have found the girl, but it turned out that she had been discovered by social workers.

(14 : p. 4) … enhancing social crime prevention activities to reduce the occurrence of crime.

(48: p. 27) A similar marginal focus was reflected in the White Paper on Safety and Security, which emphasized the following: … enhancing social crime prevention activities to reduce the occurrence of crime.

Establishes a National Crime Agency to take the lead on organised crime, enhance border security and fight cyber crime.

Congress enhances computer crime statutes and the FBI locks up "bad guy" hackers like myself, while recruiting others to work for the government to commit attacks against sovereign countries.

These measures include enhancing hate crimes laws, supporting civil unions and Federal rights for LGBT couples," and... let's stop the quote right there at the phrase "civil unions".

Thus in addition to the existing research on provincial-level data (Chen et al. 2009; Chen 2012), this study collects and analyzes data from prosecution institutes in 306 Chinese cities in an effort to discuss the criminal effect of population migration, to analyze factors that catalyze or inhibit crimes, and to enhance the understanding of crime-rate variations in different Chinese regions.