"For months, it has seemed the possible culminating charge of the Mueller investigation, a straightforward and readily understandable 'high crime or misdemeanor.'".
How do we acknowledge understandable fear of crime while condemning inexcusable and intolerable racial stereotyping?
The loyal and innocent presence of Irmeli and her son go a long way toward making Taisto's life of crime understandable.
A more malign one is that the public's interest in the site reflects not just an understandable curiosity about local crime patterns but also high levels of active fear of crime, which the publication of the maps may encourage, albeit unintentionally.
The political impulse to be tough on violent crime is understandable.
For the first time in German literature, the fate of the hero is portrayed as arising from his social environment; the crime becomes understandable within the context of the life in the village.
It's understandable that the grotesque crimes of Jimmy Savile, and the added insult of him escaping justice, make the idea of roughly shaking all the institutional skeletons out of the closet very appealing.
One former Arizona agent, Roger Browning, who retired in 2000, said the fact that the Phoenix office dedicated substantial resources to customary crime fighting was understandable.
In their understandable zeal to ferret out crime and in the excitement of the capture of a suspected person, officers are less likely to possess the detachment and neutrality with which the constitutional rights of the suspect must be viewed.
The Taxi and Limousine Commission's belief in the partition as a crime deterrent, though understandable, has crowded out serious consideration of experimenting with the technological options favored by cab companies elsewhere.
The crime is perhaps understandable given record increases in wine prices at auction, said Thomas Matthews, the editor of Wine Spectator, which recently reported on counterfeiting, in which labels are falsified.
