Sentence examples for range of criminal from inspiring English sources
In addition to drug trafficking, MS-13 cells across the country engage in a range of criminal activities.
"Strip" has an especially startling denouement, thanks to its large cast of stumblebums and their wide range of criminal capabilities.
So, too, is the fact that Obama's campaign literature explicitly recognised the racially disparate impact of a range of criminal justice policies and policing strategies.
This is the so-called "dark web" element, and it's not unusual to see Tor pop up in stories about a range of criminal sites.
On Sept. 28, the party announced it was expelling Mr. Bo, 63, and would prosecute him on a range of criminal charges.
The officials presented these details that they said represented a wide range of criminal activity using the Internet: *An online pyramid investment scheme netted $60 million and resulted in the extradition of two people from Costa Rica.
But it jars with lobbying by the Canadian Association of Police Chiefs to allow the police to issue tickets instead of laying criminal charges for a range of minor criminal offences such as possession of small amounts of marijuana, soliciting a prostitute or falsifying an employment record.
That Comey is "sure" the special counsel, Robert Mueller, will try to answer the question bespeaks a range of potential criminal outcomes.
They include generals he has sidelined, myriad opposition parties, a range of organized criminal gangs dealing in arms and drugs, the country's jihad-obsessed religious factions and, of course, India, with which Pakistan has fought three wars.
That superficial calm hid darkening depths, and it's certain that some people in their mid to late teens will have been embroiled in a range of organised criminal activities for a good chunk of their lives.
Police inquiries have widened to include The Sun, the daily newspaper that is the most profitable and most widely circulated of the Murdoch newspaper titles in Britain, and a broad range of suspected criminal wrongdoing.
