Sentence examples similar to Offense based on interpretation from inspiring English sources

If one constructs on a case by case basis an offense based on an interpretation of a broad anti-fraud rule, to prosecute that offense criminally with the prospect of significant prison sentences means that there must be notice to the defendants and clarity with respect to the offense.

"They schemed the offense based on him being able to run and throw," Chizik said.

For years, D'Antoni cultivated an image and an offense based on speed and small lineups, constant movement and contrarian thinking.

The 'troller' involved in other non-predatory activities commits an offense based on opportunity.

Bratton and Giuliani instituted harsh measures against quality-of-life offenses, based on the "broken windows" theory of addressing minor offenses to head off more serious crimes.

Yes, the power to interpret the Constitution is based on an interpretation of the Constitution.

Memphis's offense is based on the former coach John Calipari's dribble-drive motion offense, and the team is coached by one of Calipari's former assistants, Josh Pastner.

Offense is based on timing, and defense is generally based on the disruption of timing.

Their offense was based on ball movement, and they played solid defense in the fourth quarter.

"Usually the rating is based solely on the text, but now it's based on the interpretation of the text.

"We will amend the form based on that interpretation," a Commerce Department spokeswoman said.