Sentence examples for gross crimes from inspiring English sources

This is partly the reason why a higher proportion of population migration can contribute to higher rates of victims and gross crimes.

Housing factors determine the chances of crime and the level of the gross crime rate.

Data shows that China's gross crime rate has climbed since the early period of the Reform and Opening-Up (see Fig. 1).

We thus formulate the second hypothesis: Hypothesis 2: An increase in the average number of family members who stay at home can decrease the gross crime rate of a region.

This is the film's grossest crime.

This was a tiny bit thudding in its message, but it's a necessary message; and it contained many toothsome lines, chief among them daughter Salma's "If this is about me being happy, why are you the only one smiling?" There is a terribly useful website offering support to victims of forced marriages and (gross misnomer) "honour crimes" at karmanirvana.org.uk.uk

Less helpfully, if tasteful historical refurb catches on, Mr Gyimah may soon have to explain why representatives of individuals convicted of one particular no-longer-a-crime – gross indecency – should have a monopoly on posthumous pardons.

The Whistleblower Protection Act covers federal employees who report crime, gross mismanagement or danger but not necessarily scientific misconduct, Ruch says.

The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 was supposed to prevent retaliation against certain government employees who expose crime, gross abuse, mismanaged funds, or public safety threats, Bhandari said, but she noted that "not all federal employees are covered by that.

THEIR crimes were "gross indecency" and "unnatural acts".

The new court was set up to pursue atrocities like genocide, war crimes and gross human rights abuses.