organised crime

collocation in English

meanings of crime

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crime
noun
uk /kraɪm/ us /kraɪm/
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Examples of organised crime

organised crime
It has become a lucrative market for organisedcrime.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The extent of the phenomenon is becoming increasingly alarming, and organisedcrime is increasingly involved.
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One of the most effective instruments with which to combat organisedcrime is the seizure and confiscation of the proceeds of crime.
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Serious organisedcrime must be fought by means that are effective but in ways that accord with the rule of law.
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Organisedcrime - and it is primarily organisedcrime which is involved here - is not restricted to specific regions or states.
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Moreover, if there was a complete deficit of power on these estates there would be no organisedcrime.
Organisedcrime, however, cannot function without some degree of state and civic support.
In doing so, he has to sidestep a number of deep-seated structural problems - notably income inequality and corruption - as well as newer issues, such as organisedcrime and social violence.
Contemporary voices are so painstakingly attentive to the system's remittance function, and vulnerability to organisedcrime, that this connection to trade has largely been overshadowed.
In this sense, the political organisation and violence of the past cannot be so easily separated from the ' criminal violence ' and organisedcrime of the present.
Together with discussion on issues of funding, crime prevention and the role of special units (such as those on ' organisedcrime '), these could provide a clear agenda for change.
Petty and organisedcrime flourish, and bored young men are recruited into rebel militias or crime syndicates.
Stabilising inter-ethnic relations, financial reforms and a successful fight against organised crime and corruption are just some landmarks of this progress.
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The profit from this kind of fraud goes directly to organisedcrime.
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We believe that the only solution to the problems of corruption and organisedcrime is the consistent implementation of new laws and directives.
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