Sentence examples for supported crimes from inspiring English sources

"Facts show the civilian and military apparatus, including the police, cooperated with the militias to create an atmosphere that supported crimes against humanity," said Djoko Sugianto, one of the members of the government panel investigating the violence that took place in East Timor in the period before and after a referendum on independence from Indonesia.

Ms Pansieri concluded by urging the international community to intensify its efforts to protect all Iraqis and ensure that any individuals who had participated in, or supported, crimes against humanity and war crimes were held accountable.

The United States Embassy said in a statement Friday that it already supported crime prevention programs, but that it was continuing to discuss Mérida financing with the new government.

In this paper, the concept of distributed cognition is used to inform the design, development and trialling of technologies to support Crime Scene Examination is reported.

In doing so, her research provides insights into practices and policies that will enable families, communities, and public institutions to more effectively support crime-involved individuals.

The 2005 Gambling Act, which regulates the terminals, says one of its primary objectives is "preventing gambling from being a source of crime or disorder, being associated with crime or disorder or being used to support crime".

Bookmakers are licensed on condition that they "prevent gambling from being a source of crime or disorder, being associated with crime or disorder, or being used to support crime".

The Forensic Science Service offers an overview of its role in supporting crime investigation as well as the related qualifications, courses, and vacancies.

But he had also pursued some innovations, expanding alternative sentencing programs and supporting crime prevention projects aimed at keeping at-risk youths from falling into the criminal justice system and at reducing recidivism.

But he has also pursued innovations, expanding alternative sentencing programs and supporting crime prevention programs aimed at keeping at-risk youths from falling into the criminal justice system and reducing recidivism.

She sponsored the law protecting Illinois citizens from discrimination based on sexual orientation and has consistently supported hate crimes legislation.