Sentences with phrase «by organized crime»

The vast majority of that industry — an estimated 85 % — is currently controlled by organized crime.

In the past three to five years, there's been an increase in the scale of illegal wildlife trade, which has become sophisticated and dominated by organized crime.

He says that the facial recognition database can be used to track repeated visits to multiple locations and the facial recognition technology can be especially helpful for merchants targeted by organized crime rings.

Which asset has no physical form, is loved by organized crime, and has gained 3 million percent since 2010?

The vast majority of marijuana grown by organized crime is not for domestic consumption.

They are technologically more sophisticated and are controlled and operated by organized crime.

Data breaches like the one Target suffered are typically conducted by organized crime syndicates or similar groups with a sizeable level of cleverness.

Malware isn't what it used to be — much of it is created by organized crime to capture financial information and other sensitive data.

According to this account, the music was born in the brothels of New Orleans, came of age in the illegal speakeasies of Chicago in the 1920s, and reached maturity nurtured by organized crime in Harlem, Kansas City, and other corrupt communities in the 1930s.

Enterprises must continually expand and enhance their security capabilities to keep up with new techniques, schemes, and technology continually introduced by organized crime.»

Toward the goal of clean capital markets, in 2004 Byrne began a vigorous citizen - journalist campaign focusing on regulatory capture, hedge fund mischief, settlement system failures, systemic risk, and the possibility of economic warfare against the US by organized crime and foreign governments.

Hinchey is also known for his work against the dumping of toxic waste by organized crime.

Under the stewardship of a Mario Cuomo - appointee and close family friend, the center was dominated by organized crime interests.

The documentary's cinematic and journalistic boldness shows that film is a medium that works best when it makes a statement: institutions in many regions of Mexico have failed and have been surpassed by organized crime.

Set during the 1920s in Prohibition Era Chicago, a treasury agent named Eliot Ness is called upon to crack down on the illegal alcohol trafficking market run by organized crime like that run my notorious gangster, Al Capone.

A story on ABC News reported an enormous scam perpetrated by an organized crime operation in India.

CISC supports the effort to reduce the harm caused by organized crime through the delivery of strategic intelligence products and services and by providing leadership and expertise to its member agencies.

On top of that, docks were often controlled by organized crime or run through unions, and there were problems of theft to contend with.

All the Money in the World tells the real - life story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III (played by Charlie Plummer), by an organized crime syndicate, and his billionaire grandfather's cold and controversial refusal to pay his ransom.

While many viruses and other types of malware are designed simply to cause chaos, more and more malware is created by organized crime to steal credit card numbers, online banking credentials, and other sensitive data.

Fact 1: The UCRRA was created in 1987 by an act of the state legislature to protect the county taxpayers from the ravages of a waste hauling and disposal industry controlled by organized crime.