Sentence examples for instance of crime from inspiring English sources

For example, Willison (2006) developed a crime script corresponding to a single instance of crime based on a single account.

Phone theft is an instance of crime caused by an increase in suitable targets offering crime opportunities that attract and provoke offenders (Wortley 2001; Clarke 2012).

As a result of the 1988 massacre, which rights groups like Amnesty International have rightly referred to as an instance of "crimes against humanity," more than 30,000 members and supporters of the MEK lost their lives.

Cruise line instances of crime, pollution and safety and health violations have often gone unpoliced because no single authority is in charge.

He said: "Police Scotland have investigated instances of crime since the events in Paris on Friday that have been motivated by religious hatred.

Kevin Hyland expressed concern at the level of potential slavery incidents being investigated and prosecuted, and said the official record of victims outnumbers the instances of crime recorded.

Equally, when the scripts is based on multiple instances of crime and contain several tracks, the likelihood and statistical significance of each path should ideally be indicated.

It is also possible that relatively minor instances of crime victimisation which occur in institutional settings (such as prisons) may be dealt with internally and not reported to police, therefore excluding these incidents from the source database.

For instance, fear of crime is an essential and timeless area of research in criminology.

The number of instances of crimes, smuggling and terrorism is increasing day by day in open waters.

In its November 2011 report on the implementation of the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) act, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) highlighted multiple instances of crimes against women that were never brought to trial.