broken windows theory

常見例句

雙語例句

• The 'broken windows' theory of crime prevention has never been so drastically condensed.
  犯罪預防的“破窗”理論從來都不曾如此徹底的簡練。
• The move was based on the so-called, "broken windows theory,” that disorderly, unkempt neighborhoods attract crime.
  這次行動是基於所謂的“破窗理論”，該理論認爲不整潔的環(huán)境能誘發(fā)犯罪。
• According to the "Broken Windows Theory", establish realistic and practical rules and work flow protocols, "Fill the Window" in time.
  運用“破窗理論”制定符郃實際、切實可行的槼章制度、工作流程，及時“補窗”。

原聲例句

• Also,the broken windows theory did not fully investigate the exact conditions of disorders that appeared to lead to crime.
• In nineteen eighty-two, American researchers James Wilson and George Kelling wrote a report describing what they called the broken windows theory.
• But the broken windows theory was also disputed.

權威例句

• Another difference is pointed out by George Kelling, the Rutgers University academic who is the most influential exponent of the broken windows theory.
  ECONOMIST: Crime
• One reason may be that, as the broken-windows theory suggests, law-abiding folk returned to the streets.
  ECONOMIST: Policing
• The broken-windows theory holds that all disorder creates crime.
  ECONOMIST: Policing
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