Sentence examples for generating crime from inspiring English sources

Human nature is weak enough and sufficiently beset by temptations without government adding to them and generating crime.

To the extent that experiences undermine police legitimacy, as this study suggests they generally do, the actions of the police in attempting to control crime are also generating crime and undermining cooperation with the community.

Ethan Nadelmann, the executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, a New York-based group working to end the war on drugs, said the "prohibitionist approach" to drug control had "wreaked havoc throughout the region, generating crime, violence and corruption on a scale that far exceeds what the United States experienced during alcohol prohibition in the 1920s".

As economies turn bad, those surplus males are likely to generate crime and violence.

All the research discussed in the Related Work section used different approaches and mechanisms to generate crime events.

We therefore think of them as 'crime topics.' How crime topics actually generate crime might not be obvious when examining any one crime.

"My opinion – and I cannot qualify this without requesting further analysis – is that where recorded crime has fallen, it corresponds with reduced monitoring and that is due to there being no CCTV operators to witness the crime and therefore generate a crime record".

But the city severed ties last year with the developer of the long-delayed Superblock project, and the neighborhood has had its share of headline-generating crime.

The possibility of simulating individual crime events in order to generate plausible crime patterns is explored.

Liu et al. (2005) have used CAs to simulate individual crime events, in order to generate plausible crime patterns.

Note that Scotland and Northern Ireland are excluded from the CJS because of their separate criminal and justice system which generates incomparable crime statistics. 2 Criminologists have also developed several theories, which suggest that immigration might influence crime rates as it may impose cultural conflicts and cause social disorganisation (see, Martinez and Lee 2000).