Sentence examples for support of criminal from inspiring English sources
"We appeal [to] all people and [the] government of Germany to stop financial and political support of criminal regime in Kiev, which unleashed a bloody civil war," it said.
It also criticised the adequacy of current knowledge of the investigative utility of a range of forensic genetic technologies and suggested the establishment of an international 'observatory' capable of collating comparative data on the effectiveness of uses of forensic genetics in support of criminal investigations and prosecutions.
We prioritized the most severe frauds (the large control frauds) and made the support of criminal prosecutions a top agency priority.
The International Rhino Foundation has partnered with the Environmental Investigation Agency to petition the United States to place trade sanctions on Mozambique for its support of criminal syndicates that have aggressively targeted rhinos.
The feds filed a brief in support of criminal defendants who, in suing Pennsylvania for denial of counsel, claim conditions are so bad that even though a lawyer "may technically be appointed to represent them, they will be constructively denied their right to counsel".
"By awarding this year's Nobel Peace Prize to a criminal serving his sentence because of breaking Chinese law, the Norwegian Nobel committee's move constitutes open support of illegal criminal activities in China and flagrant interference in China's judicial sovereignty," Ms. Jiang said.
The four were also charged with membership in or support of a criminal organization that distributes compact discs to a right-wing extremist network.
In an affidavit filed in support of the criminal charges, the authorities said that Mr. Abdulmutallab had tried to ignite a device, which was attached to his body, resulting "in a fire and what appears to have been an explosion".
Much of the evidence in support of the criminal charges and other accusations, the affidavit said, was obtained through court-approved, covert searches of e-mail accounts, uncovering messages from Mr. Miller that appear to arrange the mother and daughter's 2009 flight to Nicaragua and from Mr. Zodhiates arranging to send them supplies.
In an affidavit in support of the criminal complaint and arrest and search warrants, the F.B.I. named Mr. Yuzhin and two K.G.B. officers in the Soviet Embassy in Washington -- Valery F. Martinov and Sergei M. Motorin -- as having been exposed as American spies by Mr. Ames in 1985 and then several months later by Mr. Hanssen.
We urge Mr Grayling and the Home Office to go further, and ensure victims can get the support of the criminal justice system for all the abuse they experience".
