Sentence examples for theft called from inspiring English sources
Tess Davis, an archeologist who specializes in cultural heritage law and sits on a Cambodian government task force about antiquities theft, called the motion "inaccurate and unconvincing".
The report also identified an emerging trend around intellectual property theft called "stream ripping," that's plaguing the music industry.
IF YOU SUSPECT IDENTITY THEFT, call the Social Security Administration's Fraud Hotline (1-800-269-0271) or the Federal Trade Commission's ID Theft Hotline 1-877-IDTHEFT 1-877-IDTHEFT 1-877-IDTHEFT
In the past, some Australian aboriginal elders said the costumes and the dance were "cultural theft," calling the Russians' performance offensive and inauthentic.
If you think you are a victim of identity theft, call the insurer's customer service and ask for the antifraud hotline.
Among the opposition on the right, politicians said the 75 percent rate was tantamount to theft, calling it "confiscatory" and insisting that it would drive investors and entrepreneurs out of the country.
Deputies responded to a petty theft call at an area business and saw the suspect trying to leave the store when they arrived.
So, this year, instead of Grand Theft Call of Halo 5 or whatever, find one of those awesome new science toys and use it to inspire the next generation.
The attorney general's action is the latest sign of increased attention to what some have described as a national epidemic of smartphone theft, often called "Apple picking".
Identity theft, also called identity fraud, use of an individual's personally identifying information by someone else (often a stranger) without that individual's permission or knowledge.
When a young Moroccan immigrant named Karima el-Mahroug, also known by her stage name, Ruby Rubacuori (Ruby the Heart-Stealer), was arrested for theft, Berlusconi called the Milan police station and insisted that Ruby was the niece of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and should be let go immediately, to avoid an international incident.
