Sentence examples for is a crime whether from inspiring English sources

He said that "killing civilians is a crime whether on the Palestinian or the Israeli side".

George F Gitlitz Sarasota, Fla .• To the Sports Editor: Hiring someone to injure an individual is a crime whether it is committed by organized crime, a jealous spouse or a common thug.

A crime is a crime, whether in the military, in a dorm, in an on-or-off-campus fraternity or anywhere else.

But lying to federal investigators can be a crime whether you're under oath or not.

For it was a crime, whether of culpable omission or deliberate blindness.

If someone steals your Mercedes, it's a crime whether you can afford to replace it or not.

If you incite hatred, if you incite violence, that's a crime whether you do it in a television studio, on a soapbox or online and so these people can be chased.

Steve Ashley, programme director to HM Inspectorate Constabulary (HMIC), said: "There's a lack of willingness by police officers and police staff in control rooms to ask the right of questions to establish whether it's a crime, whether its anti-social behaviour and what effect disability is having on that person in terms of the effect on the crime".

Under federal statute (Title 18, U.S.C. Section 2332[a]), any threatened use of a disease-causing organism directed at humans, animals, or plants is a crime, regardless of whether the perpetrator actually possesses a disease-causing agent.

Abusing children or stealing money is a crime everywhere, no matter whether it occurs online.

Being naked in public is a crime in many areas; whether or not you agree with this law and taboo, going outside naked may land you in trouble, or at least may make those around you very uncomfortable.