committing造句

However, such concentration of power is committing a perverse mistake.

Those who collaborate with those personnel as listed in the aforementioned two paragraphs and join the crime are considered as committing a joint crime.

Whoever conceals, transfers, purchases, or acts as an agent to sell something he clearly knows as booty which have been gained through committing a crime

committing all sorts of crimes, bullying and harming the masses, and doing what has seriously undermined economic and social order is to be sentenced to not less than three years but not more than 10 years of fixed-term imprisonment

The flowers are too late to meet too late, but they are still staggered. Gardenia flowers under the age is too good, that naive thinking is so persistent, quietly committing mistakes that can not be corrected.

David Stancliffe, who is bishop of Salisbury in southern England, said church rules dictate that Charles must atone for committing adultery when Parker Bowles was still wedded to Andrew Parker Bowles.

One evening Captain Mironoff informed his officers that the Yaikian Cossacks, led by Emelyan Pougatcheff, who claimed to be the dead Emperor Peter III, had risen and were sacking fortresses and committing outrages everywhere.

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