Sentence examples for rate of arrests from inspiring English sources

"The reason the N.B.A. has a higher rate of arrests and criminal run-ins with the law is because they are more worshiped, more celebrated.

The annual rate of arrests of suspected terrorists and paramilitaries has increased by 133%, including more than 700 arrested already this year.

The number of arrests has hovered at about 300 a year for the past five years, and the rate of arrests this is about the same, said Detective Walter Burnes, a police spokesman.

Nationwide, while the rate of arrests in drug crimes has fallen 11.2percentt in cities with more than 250,000 residents over the last five years, it has risen 10.5percentt in rural areas, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Although the Royal Ulster Constabulary claims to have a high rate of arrests and convictions for common street crime (it is higher than in American cities, certainly), the I.R.A. and the U.D.A. long ago decided to take on the job themselves.

In 2010, the peak rate of arrests for murder, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault were between 16 and 21 years of age (Snyder, 2012).

Released in 2003, the study examined the relation between the self-reported use of cannabis, and the rate of arrest and conviction for cannabis-related offences.

Much like the UK, the US has disproportionately enforced the drug laws, with people of color receiving a higher rate of arrest and prosecution.

Much like the UK, the the US has disproportionately enforced the drug laws, with people of colour receiving a higher rate of arrest and prosecution.

· District of Colombia - With the highest per capita rate of arrest for marijuana in the country, and huge disparities along racial lines, Washington D.C. is ripe for reform.

When you have a system that is organized around the idea that we need to increase police presence based on size of poor population or size of visible minority population, it stands to reason then that officers tend to then have a higher rate of arrest for these people.