Sentence examples for commit the offenses from inspiring English sources
While I applaud the efforts of better education and earlier intervention in the schools, along with legislation to prohibit this type of behavior, I have not seen anything that will provide for serious consequences for those who commit the offenses.
Indeed, paragraph 14 prohibits Google or any of "its attorneys, agents, officers, directors, or employees" from contradicting any element of paragraph 2. I guess Google really did commit the offenses covered in 2 (a) through 2 (q).
Her cellphone video and calm, composed narration were chilling, especially to those of us who frequently commit the offense of driving while black.
The confederacy to commit the offense is the gist of the criminality under this section, although, to complete it, some act to effect the object of the conspiracy is needed, U. S. v. Hirsch, 100 U. S. 33.
In other words they should be severe enough so that there is never a question as to whether it's actually worth it to commit the offense in question, even in the heat of the moment.
(b) Conduct does not constitute a substantial step under subdivision (a)(3) unless the person's entire course of action is corroborative of the intent to commit the offense.
And, if the ledger was not as essential to the maintenance of the establishment as were bottles, liquors and glasses, it was none the less a part of the outfit or equipment actually used to commit the offense.
Upon the trial of any person charged with any offense set forth in this section, it shall not be necessary to set forth or prove the particular person against whom it was intended to commit the offense, or that it was intended to commit such offense against any particular person.
They did, however, find differences in the pre-offense behaviour and intent to commit the offense.
The question was whether the rônin were acting according to gi in taking revenge upon the man who had, in the first place, prompted their deceased lord to commit the offense that led to his being condemned to self-destruction.
