Sentence examples for relation to crimes from inspiring English sources

He said there was "no level playing field" between the way loyalists were treated in relation to crimes of the Troubles and those committed by the IRA.

The law lords ruled on March 24 by a 6-1 majorithathat Gen Pinochet did not enjoy blanket immunity from arrest and extradition in relation to crimes allegedly committed while he was head of state.

This question becomes particularly acute in relation to crimes whose impact is intra- rather than inter-national.

There is also reliance on offender self-report in relation to crimes and sentencing and other socio-demographic details, without cross-checking with other records.

We can also speculate that the failure of the police to take action in relation to crime is perceived as relating to a lack of capacity, rather than distrust in the police.5.5

Lawton says this had never happened before and agrees it meant "a sea change" in relation to crime reporting.

Finally, the police performed a very wide array of tasks, ranging from garbage disposal to firefighting, that had little direct relation to crime control and prevention.

While several said that guns and drugs were major problems in the neighborhood and that stops were a legitimate way to address them, they said that in their experience, the stops targeted appearances and behaviors that had little or no relation to crime.

Researchers also separately investigated density in relation to crime; however, they found discordant outcomes.

Nextdoor, a neighborhood social media platform, has changed its user experience in relation to crime: it now requires description of suspicious behaviors rather than descriptors of suspects, coaching users away from biased assumptions.

However, in this study, PSCs are referred to as private corporate entities established for profit purposes to 'observe, deter, report and record in relation to crime, safety, disorder or emergency' (UNOD C2014, p. 3).