Sentence examples for widening crime from inspiring English sources

The hit was the latest in a series of violent attacks and reprisals, and indicated a widening crime war in Israel.

This would widen the crime of assault considerably.

Prosecutors for the international war crimes tribunal in The Hague said they would charge the former Yugoslave president Slobodan Milosevic with genocide in Bosnia and as yet undisclosed war crimes in Croatia, widening the scope of the trial expected next year.

In any event, the good news is that fixing and widening roads is quantifiable (unlike, say, crime or unpredictable protests).

37 The racial gap in arrests for major crimes widened in FL from 2000 to 2010: 6175 African-Americans and 6071 Caucasians were arrested in 2000 to 2398 and 3192 in 2010.

The coefficient on the host-country dummy has increased (compared with the case of no controls) because when reducing crime rates to 0, trust increases especially in Australia, widening the gap between the two countries.

Perhaps most important, the public's view of what constitutes a crime has widened astronomically.

The report comes after Norman Baker, the crime prevention minister, began a review of legal highs that will consider widening legislation to boost police and law enforcement agencies' powers.

"The record number of unwarranted stops is widening the rift between police and the communities whose cooperation we need to fight crime," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.

He cited food and clothing drives conducted by the group across a widening area of Athens, as well as protections it extends to vulnerable Greeks in neighborhoods where crime has surged in tandem with illegal immigration.

The real crime of genetic modification is not its risks but that it is squandering its promise, widening the gap between rich and poor.