Sentence examples for make crimes from inspiring English sources

To catch sharks and not dolphins, Zimring's work suggests, we need to adjust the size of the holes in the nets — to make crimes that are the occasion for stop-and-frisks real crimes, not crimes like marijuana possession.

Earlier this month, parliament approved a draft law banning discrimination against homosexuals; it is working on another which would make crimes committed in the name of family "honour" as severely punishable as any other.

Worse yet, the police themselves commit assault with impunity; often, they target black women in particular, knowing our existence at the intersections of racism and misogyny make crimes against us far less likely to be investigated.

But that implication was unmistakable to other Democrats, including Ken Toole, a state senator and the leader of the Montana Human Rights Network, a private organization that has worked to make crimes against gays hate crimes in Montana, an effort opposed by most Republican lawmakers in the state, including Mr. Taylor.

He took offense at a speech Judge Smith gave to the Federalist Society, a conservative group, in which the judge criticized the Violence Against Women Act as not only unconstitutional but also foolish for trying to make crimes like rape the subject of suits in federal court.

The newly elected president, Nicolás Maduro, has vowed to make crime reduction one of his signature efforts.

You could make crime movies without any cops, with criminals as protagonists.

"We are not here to make crime," said Dionicio Urbina, 20, who comes from the state of Michoacan in central Mexico.

Is the charge based on the notion that simply by their presence in the movie Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway make crime attractive?

"And we've used it to make crime and security the main dividing line in national politics.

One way to encourage more fine-tuning of policing to local conditions would be to make crime statistics more readily available.