offenses造句

However, vandalism and theft are criminal offenses.

The grand jury presented many offenses.

Hate stirs up trouble, but love forgives all offenses.

It applies solely to specified, mostly serious offenses, excluding white-collar offenses such as fraud and embezzlement.

It is curious that our own offenses should seem so much less heinous than the offenses of others.

Consider increased penalties for drug offenses in school zones.

Don't create offenses like I did; I was truly ignorant then.

Such departures are considered serious offenses for which disciplinary penalties, including suspension and expulsion, can be imposed.

The U. s. Justice Department charged 14 people with racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering, among other offenses.

But the Council of Europe questioned the statistics on repeat offenses and said even if they were correct, castration was not an appropriate way to reduce recidivism.

We're not talking about obvious illegal behavior, like throwing a chair through your hotel window. No, there are other, more obscure offenses that could get you in trouble.

Misdemeanors are offenses of a less serious nature and are punishable by a fine or imprisonment in a county or local jail.

Many studies indicate that African-Americans were several times more likely to be suspended or expelled than other students for the same offenses.

So how to identify dangerous driving offenses needs specific criteria, which should be fulfilled by defining the formation of dangerous driving.

Little information was available on formal criminal justice procedures and practices, and outside access to the legal system was limited to trials for traffic violations and other minor offenses.

Minors are increasingly concentrated in some serious criminal offenses, and with the trend of lower-aged, gangs, violence, diversification, the rapid growth of girl crime and drug -related crime.

Finally, when the regulated industry is very sensitive to adverse publicity, the agency can threaten disclosure to induce compliance, or use press coverage as a sanction to punish violators for past offenses.

Where the offenses specified herein are committed, the tax authorities shall pursue the payment of the amount of tax which has not been paid or underpaid, or is in arrears, or a taxpayer has refused to pay, or has been fraudulently obtained.