Sentence examples for committed a Criminal from inspiring English sources
"I believe it was wrong of him to say these words under any circumstances – and though Terry has been found not to have committed a criminal offence, the FA must now decide whether the former England captain should be charged for contravening its own rules".
But I believe it was wrong of him to say these words under any circumstances – and though Terry has been found not to have committed a criminal offence, the FA must now decide whether the former England captain should be charged for contravening its own rules.
"If it's a criminal offense -- and I believe Mr. Clapper has committed a criminal offense -- then the Justice Department ought to do its job".
Since libel laws do not apply for statements made in the House of Commons, the basis of the lawsuit was that statements made by Liberal party members outside the House and in articles which appeared on the Liberal party web site made accusations that Harper had committed a criminal act.
Judge Royce C. Lamberth of Federal District Court here found that Mr. Clinton had committed "a criminal violation of the Privacy Act" in releasing letters from Kathleen Willey in March 1998, after she accused him in an appearance on the CBS News program "60 Minutes" of making an advance.
The high court said Acma did have the power to determine the station had committed a criminal offence, as a preliminary to taking enforcement action under the Broadcasting Services Act.
The Mets, who lost 95 games last year and committed a National League-leading 45 errors in spring training, are off to a head-turning start.
Meaning they have WILLINGLY committed a SECURITY VIOLATION.
The Giants finished the regular season having committed an NFL record low 14 turnovers, and their defense led the league in fewest points allowed (211).
Belgium and Ireland each said they stood ready to commit a navy ship.
Following the play, a Boston College player committed a personal foul, which added 15 yards to the end of the pass.
