Sentence examples for minimal crime from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to live in a town that was not far from Manhattan and had a highly ranked school system and minimal crime," Mr. Agarwal recalls.

Ideally, it should be near a good place in town with minimal crime.

Mr. Dehnart said the case's impact on VH1 and the production company would be minimal, "since the crime appears to be mostly unconnected to the show, and because reality TV has a long history of contestants with sketchy backgrounds".

Australia offers open spaces, pristine beaches, minimal traffic, low crime, and a relatively low cost of living and doing science.

First, there must be minimal evidence that a crime has been committed and that the suspect played a role in that crime.

The cobbled streets of the 12th-century Old Town are pristine, crime remains minimal and the blue trams run reliably.

"But that doesn't happen anymore," he added, describing crime as minimal on Myrtle and in Wallabout generally.

Prosecutors have rebuffed the defense's attempts to reduce the sentence offered to Ms. Royster because of what her lawyer, Robert DiDio, described as her minimal part in the crime and her mental illness history.

MANHATTAN: WOMAN MINIMIZES ROLE IN DEATH -- A woman who was convicted with a friend in the 1997 slaying of a man in Central Park testified in a deposition this week that she had played only a minimal part in the crime.

As Judge Scheindlin notes in her opinion, a report by the legal scholar Jeffrey Fagan found that blacks and Latinos were more likely to be stopped at police discretion, not just in high-crime, high-minority areas, but in districts where crime is minimal and populations are mixed.

India is notorious for its slow legal system and minimal fines for wildlife crime.