They described safety violations, harsh conditions, wage theft and abandonment, union records show.
Recently, we often hear America criticize China over cyber-related issues, even using such harsh words like "cyber theft". I do not fully grasp the technical evidence, motivation or logic of the charges.
It has been generally accepted in courts in the legal and judicial world that participation in violent riots and looting should be deemed an aggravating factor, leading to harsher sentences than for theft committed as shoplifting.
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) have speeded many youngsters into jail; so too have harsh guidelines on mobile-phone theft and other teenage peccadillos, Mr Allen says.A change of management may help.
The punishment for tree theft can be harsh: six people were sentenced in December to between two and 12 years in prison for chopping down a 900-year-old village tree in Sichuan province to sell it.Residents often protest vigorously when their homes are demolished to make way for development, but rarely are their pleas heeded.
She would like the law to be changed to include harsher sentencing for people convicted of dog theft.
Most of the Grand Theft Auto series is way too harsh for me to enjoy stoned.
[Corr advocates] a harsh form of deterrence where those who permit nuclear theft, especially the leaders of the state, would be held completely accountable...
Their interpretation was infamously harsh and prescribed medieval punishments: cutting off hands for theft, flogging and stoning death for adultery, hanging for rape and murder.
Remember: outdoor cats face many dangers, including theft, cars, dogs, sadistic humans, animal predators, harsh weather and disease.
