Sentence examples for full crime from inspiring English sources

According to Susan Hennessey, a former lawyer at the National Security Agency and now a fellow at the Brookings Institution, where she studies cybersecurity, "Rosemond suggests that you can be held liable for the full crime even if you don't know about every single element in advance.

Egyptian presidential hopeful Abd-al-Mun'im Abu-al-Futuh told his Twitter followers that al-Ahly's fans were being punished for their part in the revolution: "The massacre in Port Said Stadium is not just a security failure, but also a full crime.

The list of Fuller-crimes is as endless as it is oddly evanescent.

At one stage there were six full-time employees working out of a large shed in our garden and I remember getting home from school to find a full blown "crime scene" set up in our kitchen, complete with "Crime Scene Do Not Enter" tape!

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"The only thing that is reassuring being in a room full of crime experts now is that they are as puzzled as I am," he said.

Throughout literature, from Dostoyevsky and Dickens, it's full of crime because it's such a dramatic way into ultimately human truths".

There are six or so main languages in Zimbabwe and there are novels in all of them: violent, incestuous, full of crime and murder.

The climbers have their SF counterparts in the "shadow operators" of the Kefahuchi novels, the snickering figures who haunt the trilogy's periphery, "algorithms with a life of their own … full of crime and beauty and inexplicable motives".

HBO's artfully deranged miniseries "Sharp Objects" came to an end on Sunday night after eight riveting episodes full of crime, sweat and ghoulish familial relations. .

Rizzuto's life a tale that revolves around billions of dollars and dozens of deaths, it's one that begins and ends with blood, one full of crime, corruption and betrayal.