Sentence examples for hostile criminal from inspiring English sources

These are very dangerous, hostile criminal biker gangs".

The 58-year-old was arrested for committing "hostile criminal acts with an aim to subvert" North Korea, according to the state-run news agency KCNA.

However people feel about its long-term impact, #blacklivesmatter did create a space within the public sphere that allowed young African-Americans and others to express their frustrations with a hostile criminal justice system and the lack of accountability for law enforcement officers who injured or killed African-Americans.

We need to focus on counterterrorism and the fight against corruption to make the environment hostile to criminal gangs.

Servers, therefore, are the primary issue not only because they enable lawful spying to protect national security, but the servers can be targeted by hostile governments, criminals and "ordinary" hackers.

While all over the country, state authorities and society in general dehumanize migrants as criminal, hostile, and parasitic, the area in which this hatred takes on its most brutal form is along the US/Mexico border.

The whole sorry business was calculated to make the general public feel that we are under attack by a hostile invasion of criminals who will steal our wealth and destroy our way of life.

Det Sgt Ross Toms said: "We are committed to making the Hampshire and the Isle of Wight a hostile environment for criminals, especially those who bring with them the kind of misery and additional crime that goes hand in hand with drugs and their supply". Ryan Poole, 24, Clough Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester - 8 months imprisonment suspended for 12 months, 100 hours unpaid work.

He proposed the standardization of legislation across the region in order to make it all "hostile territory" for criminals.

Why can't we warn others of repercussions from assisting this criminal enterprise hostile to the United States?

11 opinion would turn, and their harsh treatment of prisoners from Al Qaeda would be subjected to hostile scrutiny and possible criminal prosecution.