Sentences with phrase «than the crime business»

This looks to be very much a crime drama in the vein of The Sopranos, in that the focus is more on how the business impacts the family rather than the crime business itself.

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McAfee reported that employees experience cyber crime on social media more than any other business platform, including email.

Last week I testified before the General Assembly on a bill that would make it a crime for a public official or state employee to receive more than $ 1,000 from a state contractor, public employee union, lobbyist or a business that is paid to lobby for others.

Even after controlling for driver age and gender; officer race; the crime rate and business density of the neighborhood; whether the stop resulted in a search, warning, citation, or arrest; and the severity of the offense (if there was one), more respectful language was used with white drivers than with black drivers, they report today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

«The crime business is now just a bit too easy,» he thinks, so he hatches a scheme to create a new hero that will be even more formidable than the previous one.

Now released, AJ wants nothing more than to start a small business and live a life free of crime.

The stories, which are less than twenty pages, are generally based on romance, though other topics include business, cinema, crime, poetr, and more.

Their major crime seems to be that they do so impartially and honestly rather than resorting to deceptive contracts and business practices such as I've heard are common with some traditional publishing houses.

After documenting the largely successful efforts of companies like ExxonMobil to paralyze the policy process, confuse the American people and cynically ««reposition global warming as theory rather than fact,»» as one strategy paper put it, he concludes that «what began as a normal business response by the fossil fuel lobby — denial and delay — has now attained the status of a crime against humanity.»

In addition, John is a CPA, so he is much more competent than most lawyers when it comes to dealing with matters involving business and white - collar crime.

We should be under no illusion as to the impact of this fraud upon the national economy, where it is estimated to cost the UK more than # 50bn every year with crimes ranging from investment fraud schemes to the hacking of businesses to obtain that most valuable of commodities, personal data.

Stephen Pollard is a seasoned litigator with more than 25 years of experience on the full spectrum of business crime and securities enforcement work.

With more than eight years» experience in the fields of serious crime, business crime and fraud, regulatory matters and commercial litigation, Robert has in - depth expertise to assist a wide range of clients.

Our criminal lawyers are known for our work in cases of Youth Crime, Fraud and Business Crime and Motoring Offences but our expertise is broader than this, covering every type of criminal allegation.

With a higher - than - average rate of property crimes and a history of damaging tornadoes, business owners in Richmond may pay more for commercial property insurance.

Business insurance rates in Portage may be relatively stable due to a low crime rate and a smaller - than - average risk of natural disasters.

We recently reviewed the top hazards for business travelers that indicates that petty street crime is a far more likely threat than terrorism.

With identity theft and data breaches on the rise, it's more important than ever to invest in cyber crime insurance for your business.

With a very high crime rate and a tornado risk that is 50 % greater than the national average, business owners in Lima can expect increased commercial property insurance rates.

Barberton businesses need commercial property insurance and business interruption coverage to protect against crime, theft and severe weather events, and rates in this city may be higher than in other cities.

Unlike police detectives or crime - scene investigators, they usually work for private citizens or businesses rather than for the government.

Less than a year later, in March of 2013 the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) enacted registration requirements for money service businesses (MSB) dealing in virtual currencies before the first ICO launched in July of the same year.