Sentence examples for committed outside of from inspiring English sources

"We have seen a spike in offences being committed outside of London," said acting Detective Chief Inspector Mick Reay, who led yesterday's operation.

The Iraqi government has been adamant that any crime committed outside of a military operation should be subject to prosecution in Iraqi courts.

Five of the six Jesuits were born in Spain, where judges have used the doctrine of universal jurisdiction to prosecute crimes committed outside of the country, as they did against the former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet.

Five of the six Jesuits were born in Spain, where judges have used the doctrine of universal jurisdiction to prosecute crimes committed outside of the country, as they did against the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.

But if a crime is committed or an alleged crime is committed outside of New York City and it impacts – it has to do with official business in New York City – then we do try to get involved, with the caveat that we still don't know what the procedures are elsewhere.

"Nor, as a general rule, does a state have a legitimate concern in imposing punitive damages to punish a defendant for unlawful acts committed outside of the state's jurisdiction," Kennedy wrote.

In murder cases arising from the Indian Territory, Navassa Island, and the No Man's Land of the Oklahoma Panhandle, the Supreme Court has held that the Clause places no limits on the prosecution of crimes committed outside the territory of a state.

"The Vienna Convention on Consular Relations does not provide for immunity of jurisdiction for acts committed outside the exercise of consular duties (Article 43)," the ministry said.

In short: when you stop play for an offence committed outside the field of play (when the ball is in play) you must award a dropped ball from where it was when play was stopped.

The earlier mayors who ran afoul of the law were convicted of corruption committed outside their office, while Mr. Milan is accused of extracting more than $30,000 and numerous personal favors from organized crime figures and city contractors in his capacity as mayor.

M.L.S. called Diallo's behavior "an egregious act committed outside the normal course of play".