Sentence examples for use criminal methods to from inspiring English sources
"They use criminal methods to keep power".
The pair used data protection laws to obtain files on themselves from the database, which police say is used to monitor activists who could use criminal methods to promote their political aims.
The police's domestic extremism unit – which operates across the country and is based within the Met – has kept files on thousands of protesters, saying that it needed to identify those who use, or may use, criminal methods to further their political aims.
The Guardian revealed last week that Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers had paid out more than £1m to settle legal cases that allegedly threatened to reveal evidence of his journalists' alleged repeated involvement in using criminal methods to get stories, activities that had allegedly happened during Coulson's watch, first as deputy editor and then as editor of the Sunday tabloid.
"Putin's information machine - similar to those in Nazi Germany and Rwanda - is using criminal methods of propaganda, and sowing hatred which generates violence and terror".
But in its final report, the commission found that as many as 13 of the hijackers had entered the United States with passports that had been fraudulently altered, using criminal methods previously associated with Al Qaeda.
The inquiry was reopened last summer after The Guardian revealed that News Group newspapers have paid more than £1m to settle legal cases that threatened to reveal evidence of its journalists' repeated involvement in the use of criminal methods to obtain stories.
Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers has paid out more than £1m to settle legal cases that threatened to reveal evidence of his journalists' repeated involvement in the use of criminal methods to get stories.
Murdoch's News Group Newspapers has paid out more than £1m to settle cases that threatened to reveal evidence of his journalists' repeated involvement in the use of criminal methods to get stories.
The Guardian revealed yesterday that Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers, the News of the World's parent company, has paid out more than £1m to settle legal cases that threatened to reveal evidence of his journalists' repeated involvement in the use of criminal methods to get stories.
Brooks faces her first big test even before she has taken up her new role, after the Guardian's revelations last week that more than £1m of out-of-court settlements paid by News International subsidiary News Group Newspapers to settle legal cases that threatened to reveal evidence of its journalists' alleged repeated involvement in the use of criminal methods to get stories.
