| Although many foreigners, especially Americans, believed that Canada was virtually crime-free, the truth was that it was not. |
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| Self-restraint, rather than draconian laws, was key to the most civilized and crime-free society in Europe. |
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| It is not polluted either by traffic or litter and is virtually crime-free. |
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| Wiltshire is now officially the safest county in England and Wales and Swindon is one of the most crime-free towns of its size. |
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| For all the criminal activities that dominate the media headlines, though, most communities in the country remain crime-free. |
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| Growing numbers of arts centres have added to the vibrant, cutting-edge spirit of a city that is also remarkably crime-free. |
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| Industrial society was neither harmonious nor crime-free, though its dictates discouraged public disorder and thus reduced some forms of crime. |
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| Beneath the veneer of a crime-free society and nascent market forces is a corrupt system of tight control and limited personal freedoms. |
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| They liked the excellent diving, relaxing atmosphere and friendliness of the people on this crime-free island. |
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| Community leaders condemned the murder and called for their district to remain crime-free, as they claimed it had been for some time. |
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| Today's figures also show North Yorkshire is one of the most crime-free areas in the country. |
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| We want to create a crime-free, drug-free environment for our school, and we're doing this through a youth-led movement. |
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| Education can afford individuals with the opportunities to achieve and maintain productive and crime-free lives and help to create safer communities for all. |
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| There are wide open spaces for children, it is safe for them, and we are a crime-free area. |
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| Just as conservatives fail to see how unusual the quiet, relatively crime-free 1950s were, so leftists forget that the fractious 1960s were an anomaly. |
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| In general, Brunei is crime-free, especially in terms of violent crime. |
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| As a traditional leader I have to play my part in eradicating crime so that all of us can live in a crime-free rainbow nation. |
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| Some studies show that working inmates in federal prison have up to a 20 percent greater probability of gaining employment and remaining crime-free after release. |
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