Sentence examples for more criminality from inspiring English sources

John Fassenfelt, chairman of the Magistrates Associationn, said that JPs had been trying to get behind the disparityto see whether it is due to magistrates sentencing black people harder or whether there's more criminality [in certain communites]." In some inner city areas with large black communities, he said, there might not be sufficient diversity on magistrates' benches.

Polarization: Unstable situation, more criminality, more drugs, more addictive behaviours, a counter movement.

KVH thinks that Will is nutbag for comparing IRSGhazi to Watergateghazi because Watergateghazi involved much more criminality and much less attempt at accountability.

King is keen to point out that, while bowing to the ransom demands could encourage more criminality in Southeast Asian waters, an important difference between the region and Somalia is the lawlessness seen in the East African nation.

When his younger brother fell into the criminal justice system, Coleman tried in earnest to keep him out of public shelters notorious as harbingers of even more criminality than jail, according to industry professionals interviewed for this story.

That goes many times more for criminality.

Whatever some politicians might say, these riots were about more than "criminality, pure and simple".

While many crimes are committed against Americans abroad (as at home), politically inspired terrorism, as opposed to more ordinary criminality motivated by simple greed, is not as common as most people may think.

That's particularly true when viewed next to the far more egregious criminality the US government shields, Both prongs of prosecutorial abuse are clearly present in Brown's case.

George Kelling, the American criminologist who first developed the idea that seemingly small signs of dereliction such as broken windows can encourage more significant criminality, points out that inner-centre neighbourhoods such as Harlem in New York, or Amsterdam's Nieuwmarkt district, have been reclaimed by the well-off.

For some of them the crime element is a feeder into the more extreme criminality, which is terrorism", says Dr Aly.