Sentence examples for growing criminality from inspiring English sources

While expressing optimism that their people could forgive each other over time, the religious leaders warned progress was piecemeal and threatened by growing criminality – as well as the continued presence of armed groups.

16 PM A growing risk of criminality and terrorism will result in strict security arrangements at all main public transport stations.

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"Condemnation" examines the social engineering used to combat crime and the stigma of criminality among industrializing and growing communities of European immigrants in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Completely independently of her father, whom she barely knew when growing up, she got involved in drugs, gangs and criminality as a teenager.

Three conclusions are offered up for consideration: firstly, that the growing complexity of the law and regulation relating to criminality information practices might improve privacy values in the criminal justice system and help to add precision to necessary processes of stigmatisation in relation to the aim of public protection.

"One shouldn't underestimate the value of this information being in the public domain," said Vaishnav, noting growing awareness among the public of the connection between money and criminality in politics.

This is what Unit 61398 really represents: not just the ambitions of a stirring China, but the growing to maturity of a new ecosystem of warfare, espionage, activism and criminality.

Today the dividing line separates the affluent from a growing reserve army of precarious life, populating a twilight zone between legality and criminality, unemployment and exploited underemployment.

One such need, not surprisingly, is the growing number of Greeks living below the poverty line, as well as increasing criminality.