Sentence examples for grave desecration from inspiring English sources

Each man faces a penalty of 10 years on the charge of possession of stolen property and 18 months on the charge of grave desecration, the prosecutor said.

The General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said today that it would investigate recent cases of grave desecration at cemeteries in two states and fraud at a crematory in another.

Domestic extremism refers only to the crime and disorder committed by this minority, not their views; this has included offences such as threats, harassment and criminal damage, or at its worst, posting letter bombs, planting incendiary devices and grave desecration.

A state task force set up to investigate the burial industry in the wake of widespread grave desecration at a cemetery outside Chicago concluded that abuse was probably widespread across the state due to a near-complete lack of regulation, the group told Gov. Patrick J. Quinn in a report.

But in the Dakotas, Native American gravesites were bulldozed recently in a shocking act of grave desecration.

Thus, grave desecration, destruction, and exhumation are realities every Ahmadi family in Pakistan must consider when deciding where to bury their loved ones who have passed on.

The recent grave desecrations in some of Mogadishu's neighborhoods seemed to make more people turn against the Shabab, who were already losing popular support because of their harsh interpretations of Islam.

The grave desecrations and bloody attack dogs probably had something to do with the Obama Administration's ruling.

Service Corporation International, a funeral company that had grown by acquisition, and which was accused of grave-desecration in a class-action lawsuit last year, shuffled its management team this summer after deciding it had to focus on operations.

Mr Sharon has been playing them up: this week he announced that he would hire a security firm to protect his wife's grave from desecration.

Sunni-Shiite hostilities in Syria also appeared to have been further inflamed by what both SANA and Hezbollah-controlled news media in Lebanon called the grave-site desecration of a revered figure in Shiite history by insurgent fighters in Adra, a town north of Damascus.