Sentence examples for soft crime from inspiring English sources

They were: the family ("we need two or three eye-catching initiatives that are entirely conventional in terms of their attitude"); asylum ("where we are perceived as soft"); crime; defense; and the case of Tony Martin, a fruit farmer from the Norfolk village of Emneth Hungate, who had been sentenced to life in prison after killing a burglar on his property.

As is often stated by criminal justice reformers, this approach is not soft on crime, but smart on crime.

Whether or not it's entirely accurate, Democrats are perceived as soft on crime, and Republicans as tough on crime.

Dennis Skinner said with relish that the tabloids were even now writing headlines saying that the Tories were soft on crime and soft on the perpetrators of crime.

Soft on crime simply means upholding the constitutional rights of those accused or convicted of crimes.

She found him infuriatingly soft on crime.

He has falsely been labelled "soft on crime".

This isn't a question of being soft on crime.

But none wants to be seen as soft on crime.

"Is Hillary Clinton soft on crime?" the columnist asked.

He declared that Justice White was soft on crime.