Sentence examples for established crime from inspiring English sources

Attorney General John Ashcroft said tonight that the F.B.I. had established crime scene inquiries in New York, Washington, Boston, Newark and the site of the crash outside of Pittsburgh.

Its bosses are known to have had links with established crime syndicates.

Rather confirming the point, another established crime writer, RJ Ellory, was outed over the weekend as an author who invents online personae to enthuse about his own novels while trashing those of his rivals.

The choice of interventions should be informed where possible on established crime prevention concepts and methods as well as evidence informed therapeutic interventions.

If the ICC fails to be seen to addressing established crimes against peace, and to effectively prosecute visceral violence against humans, it will make it harder for the ICC to extend its reach.

"It was a testimony of extremely good quality," he said, "and very important for establishing crimes as well as Milosevic's part in the horrors that were visited upon Croatia and Bosnia".

"That it is going to acquire an International Trial Court to impose sanctions on whoever establishes crimes against universal conscience as a real method of government or combat, and at the same time refuse to deal with the troubles of one's own backyard".

Legislators in both New York and New Mexico have so far proposed legislation that establish crimes against homeless people as hate crimes.

"[The show is] about exploring the crime, establishing the crime and the torment of the characters within this story and exploring their stories hopefully with dignity and depth".

After a major crime, you establish a crime scene and call the squad.

Having established the crime, the film delves into Carter's youth.