Sentence examples for certain offences from inspiring English sources

If certain offences, including cartel offences, are proved to be committed there are very serious potential penalties.

Huddud refers to the corporal and capital punishments that are laid down in traditional Islamic law for certain offences, including death by stoning for adultery.

At present, the UK has universal jurisdiction over certain offences, including war crimes under the Geneva Conventions Act 1957, torture and hostage-taking.

SG: Internal documents outline the "strike system" in place in the warehouse where workers are given a strike for certain "offences" that include "a period of reported sickness".

These operations are similarly sensitive, in that they will generally involve officers going undercover in some capacity, and they can be granted immunity from committing certain offences.

Twomey said the part of the bill "most vulnerable to attack" would be the retrospective provisions for people who had already been convicted of certain offences.

Some areas are prone to certain crime offences at particular times of the day, but rarely does analysis consider whether these areas suffer from other crime types, either simultaneously or at another time or day of the week.

Enhanced CRBs will show the same information as per a standard CRB, plus "other relevant information", which can include non-conviction information held by the police (such as the fact that a person was arrested but not charged for a certain offence, for example).

"As part of the guidance issued to forces it was highlighted that individuals convicted of certain sexual offences under section 12 and 13 of the Sexual Offences Act 1956 should not have a DNA sample taken on the grounds of a sole conviction.

The offence, an innovation in tax law, will put evasion on a par with certain driving offences, holding firearms without a certificate and cruelty to animals.

Allows Northern Ireland to continue using non-jury trials for certain terror offences.