Sentence examples for solving criminal from inspiring English sources

The crime rate in Taiwan has also continued to fall, while our success in solving criminal cases has increased.

The Danish government's representative said: "It's impossible to know beforehand which data might be relevant in the future for solving criminal cases.

"The real problem," said a recent commentary in the Legal Daily, is that solving criminal cases wins acclaim and promotions for officials "no matter what methods are used".

This spin-off features the son of Professor Layton solving criminal puzzles, helping Scotland Yard by collecting objects and grilling suspects.

"The book includes examples of how computers can help create smarter superminds for tasks such as corporate strategic planning, product design, predicting terrorism, solving criminal cases, and medical diagnosis and treatment," Malone said.

But those few elemental steps — to be taken by city police officers — would represent a vast expansion of the tools available for solving criminal cases under a proposal laid out by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Thursday in his annual State of the City address.

These methods have long been used in civil courts to settle disputes over trademarks or patents, but they are increasingly being used to help solve criminal cases as well.

(Fictional journalists may routinely solve criminal cases, but it's a little beyond the pale when they do it in a show purporting to have some connection to historical events).

DNA-based identification, first widely used in the late 1980's, has become central to the identification of bodies, including those of people killed in the World Trade Center attack, but it is also used to resolve paternity suits and solve criminal cases.

Yes, but this is how forensic scientists working at criminalistics laboratories help solve criminal cases.

Descriptive associations between entities help discover similarities and ultimately solve criminal network investigations.