Sentence examples for large-scale crimes from inspiring English sources

The court's task will be to try individuals -- not nations or armies -- accused of large-scale crimes against civilians.

The definition of war crimes is very specific, stipulating that large-scale crimes must be committed as part of a government plan or policy in order to come under the court's mandate.

His task is to set the court's prosecution policy and seek out, on a worldwide scale, the people responsible for the sort of large-scale crimes that brought such pain to Argentina.

In 2004, Mr. Cassese headed the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Darfur, which led the Security Council to ask the International Criminal Court to open a criminal investigation of the reported large-scale crimes against civilians.

In principle, the court has jurisdiction over large-scale crimes, including war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in Mali because it is among the 121 countries that are signatories to the court.

Once they finish their work, the International Criminal Court will be the main permanent authority to deal with large-scale crimes against civilians in cases where national courts are unwilling or unable to prosecute.

What is crucial to point out is that realistically speaking, these people are only few of those who were involved in such large scale crimes against humanity.

Nevertheless, the analyses presented here suggest that larger scale crime classes can be learned automatically from unstructured text descriptions of those crimes.

So in that sense it's very different from a lot of the large-scale political crimes of the 60s, like the [Red Army Faction] hijacking of the 1970s.

The time has come to use the same law enforcement tools that are used in fighting large-scale, organised crime.

Niall Cooper Coordinator, Church Action on Poverty So Simon Jenkins thinks thousands of elected councillors in hundreds of councils are akin to large-scale organised crime.