Sentence examples for certain misdemeanours from inspiring English sources

In November the federal government asked north Texas officials to stop detaining people over traffic violations and certain misdemeanours, such as bouncing a cheque.

Mr Altomare said only those convicted of serious crimes and certain misdemeanours were banned from buying guns in Maryland.

But despite a series of off-field misdemeanours, his omission from the Australia squad was greeted with shock and outrage in certain quarters.

A politician is a certain kind of person, one who is either truly squeaky clean or – more likely – artfully adept at PRing their own past misdemeanours.

Since Mr Kohl's confession in November that he had kept secret accounts in order to treat certain matters "confidentially", Mr Schäuble had sought to defend his former mentor, while publicly pressing for a "complete clarification" of any misdemeanours "without consideration for anyone".

He imagines the advent of "an age of leisure and abundance" in which his (hypothetical) grandchildren – now well into retirement – will be set free "to return to some of the most sure and certain principles of religion and traditional virtue, that avarice is a vice, that the exaction of usury is a misdemeanour, and the love of money is detestable".

Six Greenpeace members were charged with misdemeanours.

"The back catalogue of my past misdemeanours".

Definitely misdemeanours on an aircraft [laughs].

What other misdemeanours are now punishable by death?

U.S. jurisdictions generally distinguish between felonies and misdemeanours.