Sentence examples for take theft from inspiring English sources
Take theft of honest services.
We take theft of our invaluable scientific collection of plants very seriously and this matter is with the Metropolitan police".
Take theft 1, which is a hypothetical example in Figure 2. If a theft victim starts their journey on the Victoria Line at King's Cross St. Pancras station, and discovers their purse missing at Oxford Circus station, then, their journey involves a start station (King's Cross St. Pancras), three intervening line segments, and an end station (Oxford Circus).
It's pretty clear that whether the issue is safety or pollution, major manufacturers don't take cheating on government standards as seriously as they would, say, take theft.
With no one accountable for the day's take, theft was rife.
But some dentists have taken theft to the next level.
HAVING YOUR ID STOLEN -- Identity theft is horrible enough, but tax refund theft takes identity theft one step further.
The neighbor advises her to make an inventory of her belongings and take out theft insurance as a precaution.
They still struggle to persuade law-enforcement officials to take grease theft seriously, but GraBois insisted that they're making headway.
Leaning out the window of his pickup, the elder Mr. Nilmeier, stern-faced and blunt-spoken, said it was hard not to take the theft personally.
