Sentence examples for target organized from inspiring English sources

In The Green Hornet, Reid uses the power of the press to target organized crime and eventually adopts the persona of the Green Hornet as another way of fighting corruption.

The bill, SB1142, adds rioting to Arizona's existing racketeering laws, which are meant to target organized crime.

Sasha helped the MI6 target organized crime in Europe that had linkages to Russia; he was never an agent just a consultant.

28 ― Arizona House Speaker J.D. Mesnard (R) announced Monday that the chamber will not hear a bill that would permit the government to seize protesters' assets and prosecute them under a racketeering law designed to target organized crime.

The Republican-led Arizona state Senate passed a bill on Wednesday that would permit the government to seize protesters' assets and prosecute them under a racketeering law designed to target organized crime.

Another influential factor was the independent local survey, which was indicator-based and that ultimately motivated the programme managers to fix the target, organize field activities, and generally improve.

The exception is found in the cases of threats by telephone and attacks by PCC (the wave of violence against security forces and some civil targets organized by the criminal organization "First Capital Command" (PCC), originating in the city of São Paulo on May 12, 2006, which subsequently spread through the state of São Paulo and other states in Brazil.

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), U.S. federal statute targeting organized crime and white-collar crime.

As government prosecution of its activities increased in the 1970s, '80s, and early '90s, the Mafia struck back by assassinating magistrates and judges who had aggressively targeted organized crime.

Deutsche Bank's share price approaches 30-year low Two Vincent van Gogh paintings that were stolen from a museum in Amsterdam more than a decade ago have been recovered by Italian authorities in Naples following a sting operation that targeted organized crime.

Because of the conspiracy nature of the harassment, the lawsuit said, the management is liable under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, a federal law targeting organized crime that can also be used in civil suits against corporations that commit specified illegal acts.