Sentence examples for violent theft from inspiring English sources

Violent theft dropped by 20% in 2013.

But others have risen: violent theft by 4%, rape by 5%, drug-related crime by 6%.

"The top priority for us is violent theft," an official says at the préfecture of Essonne, south of the capital.

It's a difficult subject to broach in a society where a family's honor is often tied to women's purity; even the violent theft of chastity is considered a grave stain.

Top performers, who are by the nature of their work often in public with instruments worth millions of dollars, have been distressed by the violent theft, as have the owners of the rare instruments who loan them out.

In British law, which provided the basis for many American statutes, the term "rape" originally referred to the nonsexual crime of violent theft (from the Latin raptus or rapere).

Violent thefts fell to 157.1 per 100,000 residents in 2012 from 230.9 six years earlier, the institute said.

In 1996, this country ranked first in the world in the number of murders, rapes, robberies and violent thefts per capita, police statistics show.

Beck campaigned for the measure as a way to reduce often violent thefts of the phones that have increased more than 30% since 2011 in his city.

"While I am encouraged they are moving off of that position so quickly, today's 'opt-in' proposal misses the mark if the ultimate goal is to combat street crime and violent thefts involving smartphones and tablets".

The DOJ official statistics, which don't specifically track ID theft, report that the rate of all non-violent theft from individuals is 37 times greater (12.9%).