(1) The former leader of York Council, who faces vice and blackmail charges, was yesterday given bail by a judge.

(2) Tabloid journalism used to be a guilty vice enjoyed by people waiting in supermarket lines.

(3) Machiavelli sometimes associates these passions and desires which are inherent to human nature with vice and corruption and immoral, blameworthy, wicked, and dishonourable conduct.

(4) Crime, vice and violence flourished, until Bow moved upmarket too and the fair was closed forever in the 1820s.

(5) From the '20s to the '50s, Montreal was considered by American police to be a haven of vice and decadence.

(6) Corruption as a vice affects people from all walks of life and it is important that everybody and anybody, who is willing and able, should be involved to fight the scourge that is eating at the heart of our society today.

(7) In the revolutionaries' eyes, anything that made a woman look attractive was considered a vice because it distracted people from piousness and spirituality.

(8) Asylum seekers are being praised for helping to breathe new life into a rundown part of a South Yorkshire town that was once blighted by drugs and vice .

(9) In Paton's novel, liquor, the lifeblood of the slumyards, breeds crime, vice , and violence.

(10) In all, 78 cases had been resolved with the majority involving vice , child prostitution, theft and public disturbance.

(11) In the Muslim world materialism is rampant but is considered a vice ; people are not presented as role models simply because of their wealth.

(12) Quite frankly, I have no intention of travelling to a country that decides I am not responsible enough to have a beer at 3 a.m. because they have a domestic problem with drugs and vice .

(13) In adults this streak gives away to double-standards, greed and vice .

(14) Maybe the political indifference or ignorance of the average American is not at root a vice in our national life but a virtue, a product of a mild politics.

(15) Before these secondments, he spent four years as a detective at Sydney's Waverley station, working drugs and vice .

(16) I have long been puzzled by the supposed crackdown on drugs and vice that steadfastly ignored the home grown Thai problem of all pervasive corruption.

(17) He called on his team to display that old fashioned Scottish characteristic of aggression, which can be as much a virtue as a vice unlike other traits some would foist upon teams.

(18) But my friend Dave, who used to operate the Kings Cross CCTV cameras, can vouch that there is still enough drugs and vice going on in the area for the Met to shake a very big truncheon-like stick at.

(19) But now that porn has become ubiquitous, people have forgotten that it is a vice .

(20) An open sewer of vice and crime