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Discover LudwigThe phrase "through criminal" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an activity that was done unlawfully or immorally. For example: "The money was stolen through criminal activity."
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Reputations are not won through criminal law.
Reporters gathering news through criminal acts "absolutely stunning" he says.
And justice for animals will never be achieved through criminal acts.
"Fifty-five thousand people in football went through criminal records checks last year," Clarke said.
"We will punish through criminal law those who practice and are involved in commercial surrogacy," the spokeswoman added.
But employers, initially impressed by her credentials, grow leery when they learn her history through criminal background checks.
The PKK received support from Syria and from Kurds living abroad and also acquired money through criminal activities.
Sometimes historic artifacts get lost through criminal activity, or countries seek to recover objects labeled as stolen.
Cronyism is rife and poverty widespread, while a handful of people have become extremely rich, often through criminal connections.
And, when it comes to famous people's misdeeds, obtaining redress through criminal prosecution is often more difficult than usual.
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"It's what Americans want of the undocumented community — that they come forward, go through criminal-background checks, and those who are working do so legally.
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