Sentence examples for takes crime from inspiring English sources
The N.Y.P.D. should be proud that it takes crime and disorder seriously — something that sadly cannot be said for many big city police departments — but people of good conscience should beseech the deservedly much-respected Commissioner Raymond Kelly to look again at whether this level of adversarial interaction is really required.
O'Nan is that rare literary writer who takes crime-novel tropes and really does transform them.
The author takes crime-scene photographs from the nineteen-fifties (some quite grotesque, I can tell you, having glanced quickly through the pages), and uses Lacanian theory to attempt to solve the mysteries they present.
Supt Jason Box said: "The NSW police force takes crimes that are motivated by hatred or prejudice very seriously and any such crimes will not be tolerated".
"People, they take crime real seriously," he explained.
Murder One was – and for a few weeks will remain – a shop that took crime seriously.
"Let's take Crime and Punishment and turn it into a rock'n'roll song," he said.
Take crime and justice policy, which has dominated this session and will probably dominate the next.
Take crime as just one example: on the doorsteps Labour found it had a serious problem.
That's why we're taking crime scene photos with underwater cameras.
