criminologist

常見(jiàn)例句

"Copycat crimes do occur, " said Jeffrey Ian Ross, a criminologist at the University of Baltimore.
美國(guó)巴爾的摩大學(xué)的刑事學(xué)家杰弗里·羅斯(Jeffrey Ian Ross)說(shuō)：“模仿性犯罪發(fā)生了”。
"I don't like the term crime—it's such a big, fat, imprecise word," says the renowned University of Oslo criminologist.
“我不喜歡犯罪這一術(shù)語(yǔ)——這個(gè)詞如此重要、多義、不嚴(yán)密，”著名的奧斯陸大學(xué)犯罪學(xué)家說(shuō)。
Rob Gordon, a criminologist at Simon Fraser University, says attempts at creating an agency to curb the gangs have repeatedly failed.
西蒙菲莎大學(xué)的犯罪學(xué)家，羅布．戈登（Rob Gordon）稱，創(chuàng)建一個(gè)專門的部門來(lái)控制這些犯罪集團(tuán)的想法再三的失敗了。
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But the latest measure looks largely symbolic, says Richard Garside, a criminologist at King's College, London.
ECONOMIST: Forbidden swords
Poverty cannot be the primary reason, says Jack Levin, a criminologist at Northeastern University in Boston.
ECONOMIST: Oakland
Stephen Farrall, a criminologist at Sheffield University, points out that hard times and crime are not true alternatives.
ECONOMIST: Fear of crime is falling just when crime itself is not