crime-fighting

The lovable crime-fighting robot was an inspiration to a generation of kids -some of whom went on to become robotics researchers.

The American administration highlights reform of company registration as "critical" to its new crime-fighting strategy, published in July.

For better or worse, he built the FBI into a modern, national organization stressing professionalism and scientific crime-fighting.

Still, some forensics experts say that kind of scrutiny may be unavoidable, especially if the test takes on a bigger crime-fighting role.

The two aren't a duo of crime-fighting cartoon animals, but code names for two upcoming AMD processor cores aimed at different markets.

It is already so bad that, according to a recent survey by the New Orleans Crime Fighting Coalition, only two in five citizens trust it.

Allowing them will keep your crime fighting costs up, but it will mollify your more liberal POPs.

Not, perhaps, a nail-biting plot. But it is a perfectly plausible description of the future of crime-fighting.

DC Comics' crime-fighting Amazon, aka Diana Prince, has swatted swarms of supernatural nemeses for 70 years.

They have looked to America, the source of various successful crime-fighting approaches in recent decades.

Richard: Yeah it's corny but you have to admit they are a great crime-fighting trio.

But it is a perfectly plausible description of the future of crime-fighting.

For people who like crime-fighting and cop shows, it's got that.

Crime fighting is the city's most pressing challenge,