Sentence examples for most gang from inspiring English sources

Most gang members are boys 12 to 16, Capt.

Most gang members do not carry guns, and the city's rate of violent crime has remained relatively steady, Captain DeMoura said, while there has been a steep rise in crimes like car theft, robbery and, most recently, drug use.

A loosely knit collection of anecdotes centered on the earnest attempts of the young hoodlum Nicholas Santini to earn his "button" as a full-fledged member of the governing counsel of a New Jersey-based Cosa Nostra chapter, "This Thing of Ours" has a claim to authenticity that most gang movies do not.

That marks a new approach by officials trying to curb gangs in Los Angeles, which has the most gang violence in California, a state with more gangs in its cities and towns than any other, said Paul Seave, director of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's Office of Gang and Youth Violence Policy.

Most gang members think people who leave should be beaten or killed because they know too much.

Gang problems are the reason Brennan doesn't offer plea bargains— increasingly common in recent years to most gang members.

Jamaica suffers ten times as many murders as America, relative to its population, most gang-related.

The reason is that most gang-recruitment cases fall within the "particular social group" ground of asylum.

Now a group of right-wing businessmen in El Salvador have hired Mr Giuliani to propose tough-guy solutions to crime in one of the world's most gang-ridden countries.

Jail is the only option for sociopaths and there's probably one at the heart of most gangs.

The Home Office found that most gangs had no leader and only a third even had a name (Bristol's "Aggi" crew, sweetly, is named after its founders' initials).