Sentence examples for violent organized from inspiring English sources

Joon spent the last four years in the Organized Crime and Terrorism Unit, prosecuting various violent organized crime syndicates, including Asian gangs and the Mafia.

"Tucker's appearance probably aroused no suspicion that she held a powerful position in a violent organized crime enterprise," they wrote.

While Campania is dominated by the Camorra, the notoriously violent organized crime network, the authorities here say counterfeiting is actually a peripheral line for the gangsters, who prefer to focus on more lucrative businesses like toxic waste dumping, drug trafficking and illegal garment workshops.

That would show your willingness to support our government's fight against the violent organized crime that is overwhelming us with an epidemic of feminicides, kidnappings, brutal murders and trafficking of adults and children.

There is a clear continuity from even the most liberal conservatives to extreme reactionaries (as American political theorist Corey Robin stresses), but there is also a meaningful difference between acceptance of representative government and social change (even if regretfully, cynically or pragmatically) and violent, organized opposition to either. .

"Crime has not just increased — it has become more complex and more violent, particularly organized crime," said Thanassis Kokkalakis, a police spokesman.

The protests over recent months, one that turned violent, were organized by a newly formed coalition of Islamist groups called the National Movement to Guard the MUI Fatwa (GNPF-MUI).

What has changed since the revolution began is that the attacks have been much more violent and organized against women.

Mr. Syarif, 31, was a familiar face at often-violent protests, organized by local clerics, against alleged places of immorality, like karaoke bars and unregistered Christian churches.

The series of ultra-violent, highly organized attacks has the US scared, al Qaeda celebrating in Iraq, and a whole load of embassy staff with a week off.

"One of the reasons why violent crime remains intractable is because police lack a clear strategy for dealing with organized violent crimes, like robberies and aggravated robberies that tend to be carried out by organized criminal groups," said crime analyst Chandre Gould, of the Institute of Security Studies.