Sentence examples for amounts to theft from inspiring English sources
It is a practice the music industry asserts amounts to theft.
For 1D fans this amounts to theft of their dreams and exploitation of their boys.
A government monopoly of doctors' salaries amounts to theft of their time, labour, knowledge, skills, and yes, love.
The other side believes that people have a right to keep what they earn, and that taxing them to support others, no matter how needy, amounts to theft.
Although I think this amounts to theft, our daughter, who teaches law at a local college, says it is a civil matter and we will have to reclaim the money through the small claims court.
In the "Choir" case, the Beastie Boys' copying didn't amount to theft because it was too trivial.
The government believed this amounted to theft, and in 2007 Ms Kaley, her husband and Jennifer Gruenstrass were indicted on charges of stealing medical equipment.
In the "Phantom" case, what Lloyd Webber was alleged to have copied didn't amount to theft because the material in question wasn't original to his accuser.
The Clinton campaign earlier responded angrily to the breach, claiming the access amounted to "theft" on the part of their rivals and took place through 24 different queries to the database on Wednesday.
It began in 2004 when Mattel alleged that one of its former employees, Carter Bryant, had come up with the Bratz line of sassy dolls while he was working at the company, and that his decision to leave and take the idea to the much smaller MGA amounted to theft.
