Sentence examples for made crime from inspiring English sources

He has made crime reduction a feature of his mayoralty.

But though Melville made crime thrillers, he was also out of step with conventional commercial filmmaking.

Not a natural plotter: she likes structure but not plot which made crime fiction hard.

Residents are jumpy enough to have made crime an issue in virtually every election.

The significance of the Bulger speech lay in its political cross-dressing; it made crime a Labour issue and established Mr Blair as a unifying figure.

"C.S.I.: Miami," which starts tonight on CBS, is a spinoff of the enormously successful "C.S.I.," the show that made crime scene investigation seem like a sexy profession.

Until the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 reshaped his legacy, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani made crime-fighting the hallmark of his administration.

Mr. O'Malley, who has made crime-fighting the chief goal of his administration, praised Mrs. Dawson's antidrug crusade and clung to the belief that the deaths would galvanize the city in its fight against drugs.

Mayor Martin O'Malley, who has made crime-fighting his chief goal, said he regretted the departure of Mr. Norris, who will be superintendent of the 3,300-officer 3,300-officerforce under Gov.-elect Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Gary Gately (NYT).

This made crimes against property (such as theft) or against the person (such as brawling) easy to detect.

The new measures also made crimes such as voyeurism, stalking, acid attacks and the trafficking of women as punishable under criminal law.