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Meanings of white-collar crime in English

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Usage of white-collar crime in English
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Mr McVicar said the justice system needed to take white-collar crime more seriously.
Radio NZ
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In Ireland, there still remains too much tolerance for white-collar crime.
The Irish Times
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Devaney specialised in white-collar crime and later headed the secret service fraud division.
The Irish Times
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But he appealed to Mr Brady to turn his attention to white-collar crime.
The Irish Times
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It was a landmark day in the treatment of white-collar crime.
The Irish Times
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I struggled to remember what I knew about white-collar crime, which wasn't much.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
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He had been working for the firm Hogan Lovells, specialising in white-collar crime.
The Irish Times
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Promises to curb white-collar crime have featured prominently in the race.
Reuters
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New legislation dealing with white-collar crime, corruption and bribery has been agreed in Cabinet.
The Irish Times
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Last week we asked:Should Ireland be tougher on white-collar crime?
The Irish Times
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With the globalisation of the world economy, white-collar crime is increasingly transnational in nature.
The Irish Times
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His law firm said he worked on the litigation team, specialising in white-collar crime.
News.com.au
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We cover a wide range of subjects such as data protection and white-collar crime.
The Irish Times
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Several other prominent white-collar crime trials have had lengthier deliberations.
Reuters
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Vance suggested that when it comes to punishments for white-collar crime, the statute is outdated.
Reuters
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Prison is rarely used against the powerful and privileged, against those who commit white-collar crime.
The Irish Times