Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We're... we're tasked with pursuing crimes that involve the United States Navy or Marine Corps and their families.
• I think there is a wide range of opinion as to what the issue of organized crime actually involves.
• International crime involves very sophisticated structures, but such operations centre on funding of criminal activities.
• How could you try to involve Devin in a crime?
• There is a strong need to reinforce protection against products posing a risk to the health and security of the EU consumer (fake pharmaceuticals, car parts, foodstuffs etc.) or likely to involve organised crime (cigarettes, alcohol, DVDs etc.).
• You see, our experiment involves beauty and crime.
• Since all your crimes involve the elderly, or at least the money under their mattress.
• All of this constitutes 'feminicide' and a crime against humanity, especially since it is a product of international organised crime and involves government authorities.

• L. whereas organised crime can offer terrorist organisations opportunities to engage in illegal trafficking through the channels which it normally uses itself, thus generating illegal profits to be used for terrorist activities,
• We all know how to combat crime: by furnishing the legal instruments and by laying down criminal penalties to ensure that those who engage in organized crime do not go unpunished.
• Our regiment engages in improvised tactical demonstrations.
• whereas organised crime can offer terrorist organisations opportunities to engage in illegal trafficking through the channels which it normally uses itself, thus generating illegal profits to be used for terrorist activities,
• But in actual fact the Mafia does not engage in traditional crime alone, but has the ability to incorporate itself into the vital nerve centres of the economy and politics.
• Calls on the Russian Government to engage in an open and unbiased dialogue with the eastern and central European democracies on the history of the 20th century, as well as on the crimes against humanity, including those of totalitarian communism, committed then;
• It is surely incontestable that the democracies of the European Union must face up to the threat from crime and terrorism and engage in the effort to defeat them.
• As we know, the citizens of the EU quite rightly expect the European Union to be able to engage in more effective cooperation in the fight against terrorism and organised crime.