Sentence examples for thwart crimes from inspiring English sources

"CBS is always good at changing it up," Ms. Quan said, citing its new series like "Person of Interest," a drama at 9 p.m. on Thursday about a mysterious billionaire who joins with a former C.I.A. agent to thwart crimes before they happen.

This information, used properly, could thwart crimes.

Instead, CISPA treats cyber-security as strictly an intelligence operation against individuals, rather than an attempt to thwart crime against corporations.

To thwart crime around the Olympics, Brazil has mobilized a security juggernaut in Rio twice the size of the one used for the London Games in 2012.

Before dumping Ms. Moore's body in a trash bin, Mr. Coleman and Ms. Riordan clipped her fingernails and rubbed her body in bleach "in a misguided attempt to thwart crime scene investigators," Mr. De Fazio said.

"And the NRA's whole notion of average citizens carrying guns to thwart crime is vehemently opposed by nearly all police".

The hospital has a legitimate interest in thwarting crime, but it must do so appropriately.

DOUG BETHEA is not optimistic that the newest police plan to counteract the no-snitch culture that has long thwarted crime solving in his hometown will make a difference.

Ever since his Marvel Comics introduction in 1962, Spider-Man, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, shocked awake an entire generation of slack-jawed, mouth-breathing fans who'd been weaned on the charming but overly familiar antics of DC Comics and its stable of middle-aged men thwarting crime in their underwear.

Some put the blame for the increase in problems here on the city's controversial sit/lie ordinance, which bans sitting and lying on sidewalks as a way to thwart street crimes and other infractions.

With their predictive technology, evidenced by lots of flashy digital toys, they give Kane the intel he needs and challenge him to thwart the crimes midstream — in other words, "win" — using any means necessary.