Sentence examples for patterns of crimes from inspiring English sources

There were at least as many separate computer databases used to track information and patterns of crimes, but there were no links between the systems.

Acknowledging the commonalities is not a reason to ignore social and cultural differences that result in very different patterns of crimes against women in different places, such as dowry-related violence and so-called "honour killings".

Law enforcement agencies have the need to model the spatio-temporal patterns of crimes.

It only shows the current patterns of crimes without the insight into the relationship between crimes and environment over time.

Patterns of crime in a city, according to these experts, vary according to its urban design.

Police argue that sharing intelligence on the database speeds up investigations, helping identify new patterns of crime.

Given the patterns of crime in New York, it is inevitable that stop rates will not mirror the city's ethnic and racial breakdown.

Acpo said those trends reflected the "increasing international patterns of crime and offending" and the need for "increasing flexibility on the part of European law enforcement and criminal justice agencies".

Lord John Stevens, the former head of Metropolitan Police, is chairing Labour's independent commission into policing looking at different responses needed at local, regional, national and international level to deal with changing patterns of crime and disorder.

I want to break patterns of crime and create a virtuous circle of prevention, detection, punishment and rehabilitation by a reformed police service and through a modernised criminal justice system and prison and probation services.

As Elizabeth Stanko, professor of criminology at Royal Holloway College, London, says, "fear of crime is like a sponge: it absorbs all kinds of social anxieties".A further problem with targeting people's fears is that they bear only a tenuous relation to patterns of crime.