Sentence examples for make theft from inspiring English sources

The vast quarries of resources on the web heighten the temptation to steal, but they also make theft easier to detect.

"Apple's iPod and iTunes store are quite tightly coordinated to make theft of content or illicit transfer of content cumbersome," says Clemons. "It's surprisingly easy for consumers to forget why there are restrictions and where the restrictions come from".

But not everyone registers and locks their bikes, which makes theft an ongoing challenge.

In 1996, the Economic Espionage Act made theft of trade secrets a federal crime.

That effort began in 1996 with the passage of the Economic Espionage Act, which made theft of trade secrets a Federal crime.

No one’s going to stop you.” Decades later, technology and restrictions have made theft in the stacks more difficult, if not a thing of the past.

That the mensalão affair has even come to trial is progress: jail for corrupt politicians may still be unlikely, but it is no longer unthinkable.Meanwhile, greater transparency about public spending is making theft from the treasury harder.

As huge mergers become common and layoffs ensue, Mr. Albrecht said, employees cease to identify with the companies they work for, developing a sense of detachment that makes theft simpler to justify.

"Hitler's Beneficiaries" is based on a wealth of military and economic documents, and it is chock full of data on consumer spending power, money-laundering techniques, and bankers' and civil servants' inventiveness in making theft look legal — or invisible.

The study concluded that retailers have made theft so easy that customers who would 'normally and happily pay' are tempted to commit crime and may start to see it as a normal part of shopping.

As part of the new crackdown, the company is threatening to prosecute violators under a law enacted last year that makes theft of cable television a federal offense.