Sentence examples for proportion of criminal from inspiring English sources

"The increase in the proportion of criminal removals demonstrates that this strategy is having a real impact," the president wrote.

At the base of the criminal court system, the magistrates' courts hear all but a tiny proportion of criminal cases.

Between 1960 and 1999, the proportion of criminal assaults ending in death -- what Harris calls "the lethality rate" -- dropped by 70percentt.

In a recent study for the Manhattan district attorney's office, Dr. Stuart M. Kirschner of John Jay College found that only a tiny proportion of criminal defendants ever used a psychiatric defense.

However, given the high proportion of criminal events occurring on Monday, this may be a result of our using midnight as the beginning of the day rather than the criminological day discussed by Felson and Poulsen (2003) or Tompson and Townsley (2010).

In my experience, a surprisingly small proportion of criminal cases involve the truly dangerous and that depends on whether you consider low-level drug dealers or robbers scary.

There was also a notable rise in the proportion of criminals handed prison sentences of less than 12 months who reoffend, which increased from 56.6 per cent to 57.8 per cent.

Immigrants are seen as composing a larger proportion of criminals, and criminals usually reside in rented places (Pan and Qin 2010).

The fact is that a sizable proportion of criminals sentenced for nonviolent offenses like buying dope is, in fact, chronically violent.

"There is a small proportion of criminals who react well to supervision and who want to give up crime if they can and this would be a good scheme for that".

The proportion of criminals and the disturbed has been estimated at between 2-3 percent, doubtless the same figure for Trump's marauding Mexicans.