Sentence examples for important crime from inspiring English sources
Paid work could take priority over other very important crime.
When an important crime is committed a series of definite and invariable activities go forward at once.
The treason they're supposed to have committed doesn't nowadays seem to me to be a particularly important crime.
"The most important crime in the world is the crime of aggressive war," he said, disdainful of those who say there is no clear definition of aggression.
The average child-molesting relative gets five years max -- because the judicial system does not see it as an important crime...
"We completely understand that Gary McKinnon stands accused of a very important and significant crime in terms of hacking into vital databases, and nobody denies that is an important crime that has to be considered.
Judge Scheindlin did not strike down the program, which, when properly used, is an important crime-fighting tool.
"In particular, the expansion of the DNA databank and the elimination of the statute of limitations on rape are two critically important crime-fighting initiatives".
In the coalition government, both parties agreed to exercise this power, while negotiating to preserve the most important crime-fighting measures, such as the European arrest warrant.
The criticism has prompted Mr. Kelly, who has argued strongly that the stop-and-frisk practice is an important crime-fighting tool, to pledge changes to ensure the lawfulness of the practice.
Mr. Pataki's bills underscored the confidence among law enforcement officials that DNA databasing has become one of the most important crime-solving technologies since the development of fingerprinting nearly a century ago.
