Examples of using To commit crimes in English and their translations into Greek
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he used his profound knowledge of hypnosis to commit crimes of a magnitude previously deemed impossible.
She's got clients prone to commit crimes, and she's got access to their heads.
There are allegations that the FBI allowed Raymond reddington to continue to commit crimes while acting as a criminal informant.
lead men to commit crimes against animals.
public incitement to commit crimes and threats of violence.
Palestinian refugees would cross Israel's borders to commit crimes and, later, acts of sabotage,
mother's name to commit crimes.
lead humanity to commit crimes against animals.
Immigrants in the US are much less likely to commit crimes and are imprisoned less often than native-born Americans.
its availability in drug addicts made in many cases were forced to commit crimes.
One study found that inmates who completed literacy courses behind bars were 30% less likely to commit crimes after release.
typically more likely to commit crimes than their parents.
Those who commit crimes against humanity don't hesitate to commit crimes against nature.
A survey by German criminologist Christian Walburg makes it clear that adult immigrants in Germany are not more inclined to commit crimes than a native German person.
have instead used it to commit crimes.
What GhostMail's owners might actually be saying between the lines is that they're not fully comfortable with criminals using their network to commit crimes.
abuse, and some are prone to commit crimes.
demanding inhuman obedience of his generals to commit crimes.
Nineteenth-century criminal anthropologist Cesare Lombroso employed craniometry to bolster his claim that criminals possessed an innate predilection to commit crimes.
growing up in completely different environments, who go on to commit crimes with the same MOs.