Sentence examples for solving of crime from inspiring English sources

What he had not been told was that a strategy – devised by MI5 and adopted by the RUC in complete secrecy – had prioritised the acquisition of intelligence over the solving of crime and the prosecution of offenders, in a way that utterly transformed policing tactics in Northern Ireland.

I assume the solving of crime in the blink of an eye will get repetitive (and the girl apparently has a habit of always showing up during a shoot out) but it's fun fare and far superior to most of its era.

Note: Despite an arresting first chapter, what seems of most interest to Atkinson isn't the solving of crimes, but the solving of the problem of being alive.

Taylor, who was known in the underworld as Whispering Grass, might well have continued with Police 5 until well into his old age, but when the programme had made 25,000 appeals for the solving of crimes, television industry politics intervened.

Priebe's book contains no deals, only murdered players and the solving of the crime.

The scenes where they roll around in their police cruiser needling each other are so absorbing and entertaining – a wifi-enabled bromance – that the additional solving of future crime begins to feel more like an imposition than an imperative.

Dupin then applies his method to the solving of this crime.

Shaw Taylor, who has died aged 90, was the first presenter to make television out of the solving of real crimes, with his Police 5 programme.

Theoretically, this is being done for "identification" purposes, but in fact it's already being put to other uses entirely, especially in the solving of separate crimes.

A local contractor, Jose Yglesias, told Council members to focus their attention not on Home Depot but on solving problems of crime and drug use in Sunland.

The role of police is to protect the public and to work with local communities to solve problems of crime and disorder -- not to harass residents with absurd systems of fines and penalties, mostly for extremely minor offenses," the report stated.