Sentence examples for deemed offender from inspiring English sources

When a player fails to follow suit (when able) without correcting his or her own mistake is deemed "offender" and is then charged for all the hearts in that deal.

Stop-and-frisk — the proactive search of those deemed possible offenders — is a tool, to be sharpened or smoothed as needed, not a principle to be enforced in the face of all reason.

People who were convicted of three or more offences even petty ones could be deemed habitual offenders and jailed indefinitely.

Mental-health workers are called upon to make predictions frequently — to help a corporation decide if a job applicant will make a good employee, say, or to help the criminal-justice system decide if a sex offender can be discharged to the community — and yet unsuitable employees still get jobs and sex offenders deemed safe still re-offend.

The striving could be ugly and two opponents went brow to brow, with David Silva deemed the main offender, although neither he nor Podolski was cautioned by Rosetti.

Disfellowshipping, a form of shunning, is the strongest form of discipline, administered to an offender deemed unrepentant.

Henry, who had a previous criminal record that consisted of an attempted sexual assault, was deemed a dangerous offender.

The program is still designed for offenders deemed less of a public safety risk than offenders with mental illness who are locked in state forensic hospitals.

The registry would display the name, address and photograph of sex offenders deemed to pose a moderate to high risk.

Fast food and fizzy drinks have long been deemed the worst offenders behind spiralling obesity levels, however a new study suggests this may not be the case.

Since 2011, the district attorney's office has had three eligible defendants participate in the program, primarily offenders deemed to be nonviolent and with no prior offenses.