Sentence examples for without resorting to criminal from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, a rapist who has since suffered an illness that has left him physically incapacitated so that he cannot rape again, and who has enough money to support himself without resorting to criminal activities.

Finally, children's rights law fails to strike a balance between 'victimhood' and 'perpetrator'-hood: below the MACR, it exclusively acknowledges victimhood; above the MACR, it resorts to criminal accountability, and thereby exclusively emphasizes perpetrator-hood.

Although the technology is relatively new and not without glitches, criminologists say that improved monitoring may help governments address the longstanding problem of how to protect the public without resorting to the further incarceration of criminals.

Extended hyperinflation helped Milosevic cement his power over a population that found itself unable to buy basic necessities without resorting to the black market, which was controlled by criminals and directed by the state.

The stable BSI scores over time for both groups, however, suggests that it is not that the TFC-OY program was leading to deteriorating mental health, but that the 24-h residential programs in which the TAU group remained may have been better equipped than foster homes to handle emotional outbursts without resorting to in-patient psychiatric admissions and better able to limit criminal involvement.

You learn to navigate threatening settings without resorting to force.

— that it is impossible to fathom without resorting to metaphor.

The challenge was to depict it without resorting to caricature.

Can I heat my home without resorting to unsightly radiators?

For CNN, that means without resorting to full-throated partisanship.

And without resorting to an offshore call center.