Sentence examples for be committed under the from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of knife murders, half of "blunt-instrument murders" and 40% of gun murders are reckoned to be committed under the influence.

On Tuesday, Federico Opinion, head of the National Bureau of Investigation, said a crime could be committed under the access devices law without using a credit card.

A spokesman said: "We believe that if a train runs driver-only operation to an unstaffed station with a passenger who is unable to exit the train unassisted, then an offence will be committed under the Equality Act 2010.

Offences may also be committed under the Malicious Communications Act of 1988, which was originally designed to combat "poison pen" letters, and the Public Order Act 1986, which covers offences committed on a mobile phone while on the street, according to lawyers.

All three projects were committed under the former Labor government.

Since animals are not granted legal personhood at law no offence could have been committed under the 2003 legislation.

"Our knowledge of our own history is very limited geographically, let alone giving us any sense of understanding the atrocities that were committed under the imperial gaze".

"I turned and saw all the injustices that are committed under the sun" is rare to this country and new to it in English translation.

In total, mandatory minimum sentences would be introduced for 10 offences if they are committed under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Still, few people seemed upset by the killings, which typically occur in Indonesia's backwaters and are committed under the guise of wiping out evil.

Since the animal in question was not living and nor was its vagina or anus penetrated it would appear no offence could have been committed under the 2003 legislation.