Sentence examples for level of criminal activity from inspiring English sources

The level of criminal activity has not increased.

In April, he told The Philadelphia Daily News that people needed to distinguish "between really dumb policies and policies that rise to the level of criminal activity".

Ben's drive to compete for her attention with Steve John Choo), the laconic poster boy for high school cool, is what steps up the level of criminal activity.

The N.B.A. could discipline referees for violating the league's policy on gambling, which would not rise to the level of criminal activity, the sources said.

While there is a real problem with young people of African appearance committing crimes in the city, there has been no discernible increase in the level of criminal activity and people of the African diaspora are responsible only for a fraction of the crime in the state.

But he has never committed to turning over all the materials Mueller reviewed, which Democrats say are essential for them to determine whether the president was ever compromised by his foreign contacts, even if they did not rise to the level of criminal activity.

The military had stopped the large-scale fighting, he said, but added: "Unacceptable, dangerous levels of criminal activity continue, and put our troops at constant risk.

In a news release, the drug administration said it was able to "dismantle all levels of criminal activity, from the Mexican source of supply to the wholesale distributors and retail dealers in our local communities".

Records unearthed by the Guardian indicate that one such high-publicity operation, in which agents in Brooklyn found almost 200 kilograms of cocaine in a Brooklyn warehouse, much of it hidden in statues of the Virgin Mary, did not live up the DEA's boasts to have "dismantled all levels of criminal activity" involved.

This trend holds true even after controlling for: (1) state statutes that require schools to report certain incidents to law enforcement; (2) general levels of criminal activity and disorder that occur at schools; (3) neighborhood crime; and (4) other demographic variables.

The FCO website warns that in the southern and central regions of Somalia "there is ongoing serious violence, dangerous levels of criminal activity and general internal insecurity".