Sentence examples for committing a section from inspiring English sources

Scotland Yard said supporters of Tottenham and West Ham could be arrested if they used the word during last Sunday's London derby at White Hart Lane, and one Tottenham fan was held on suspicion of committing a section five public order offence at half-time in the stadium's East Stand.

And in case the phrase "lawful contact" makes it appear as if the police are authorized to act only if they observe an undocumented-looking person actually committing a crime, another section strips the statute of even that fig leaf of reassurance.

In effect, in the latest edition of our neurology textbook we emphasize these signs and commit a whole section to this topic [ 20].

If they fail to do so, they are committing an offence under Section 444 of the Education Act 1996.

Ziamani admitted writing the letter and was arrested on suspicion of committing an offence contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006 before being bailed under strict conditions.

We then specifically compared the Terms and Conditions of some UK-based companies and their advertising to Sections 1-7 of the Act to determine whether or not these companies are committing an offence under these sections of the Act.

Section 11 explains the penalties for individuals and companies found guilty of committing a crime.

You are committing a sin".

The Panorama section includes John Crowley's UK drama Boy A about an ex-convict who is released after serving time for committing a murder as a child.

Thereafter the data is analyzed using techniques described in the previous section while searching for indicators for intent of committing an act of terror.

Statutory conspiracy consists of an agreement between two or more people to commit a criminal offence, under section 5(1) and (2) of the 1977 Act.