Sentence examples for less homicides from inspiring English sources

McCarthy touted a major reduction in homicides when homicides were reduced from over 500 homicides in 2012 to 440 in 2013 but in reality there were twelve less homicides compared to 2011 and seventeen less homicides compared to 2010 before Supt.

Polls show American's are clearly interested in putting more restrictions on who can own a gun and allowing the government better tools to track those guns, but despite the data that show countries with strict gun laws experience less homicide, gun rights advocates are a strong and outspoken group that tend to shout down any changes as a restriction of freedom.

Using all of the categories which can be assumed intentional homicide (gunfire, vehicular assault and all other assaults, including stabbing), there have been far less intentional homicides of cops during Obama's presidency than during Bush's.

The indictment includes an alternate, less serious homicide charge -- manslaughter -- with a 10-year maximum sentence.

The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the case is ongoing, said there was not enough evidence to classify the case a crime, much less a homicide.

To select the sample, different areas of the cities were classified according to homicide rates and later divided into seven groups (1 = less than 10 homicides per 100,000 habitants; 2 = 10.01 to 20; 3 = 20.01 to 30; 4 = 30.01 to 40; 5 = 40.01 to 50; 6 = 50.01 to 60; 7 = more than 60 homicides per 100,000 habitants).

With District of Columbia police on track to record less than 100 homicides in 2012, "[i]t strikes me quite often how different things are now," Metropolitan Police Department Chief Cathy Lanier said in late November, when the murder count stood at 78.

The second study, published last week in the American Journal of Public Health, focuses entirely on the United States--a patchwork of states with differing demographics, gun cultures, gun laws and crime patterns--and examines whether, over time, more guns have meant more or less gun-related homicides.

For that reason — and because the enactment of divorce laws made domestic homicide less tempting — arsenic poisoning fell into disuse.

For that reason and because the enactment of divorce laws made domestic homicide less tempting arsenic poisoning fell into disuse.

But neither that nor the city's spreading red ink prevented Mr. Hynes from bestowing on him the lofty if hazily defined title of executive director for civic and governmental affairs, along with a salary of $125,000 -- nearly triple the amount paid to starting lawyers in the Brooklyn D.A.'s office and about $10,000 less than the homicide bureau chief makes.