Sentence examples for has been committed because from inspiring English sources

The police, for their part, say no crime has been committed, because if you send a load of porn to kids by accident then there's really no need to arrest anybody.

She told jurors that the argument promoted by lawyers for Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz -- that no crime had been committed because everything was recorded in plain view -- was simply a red herring.

The problem is, councils can only take action once crimes have been committed because, while lettings agents in Scotland and Wales are regulated, those in England do not have to have a qualification or a licence, which means anyone can set up in business.

But Mr Hua said documents from the labour re-education committee made it clear Ms Cheng had been committed because of her single "tweet".

So they didn't believe a crime had been committed because she appeared intoxicated?

Murders have been committed because (among other reasons) the murderers dislike the way their victims exercised their freedom of expression.

Horrific acts of violence have been committed because queer men dared to display affection with one another in a public space. .

Therefore when the the two were caught together in the teacher's bathroom, no unlawful sex act had been committed because the student was 18 -- although it did violate school policies.

Yet because no actual crime, as defined by national or international law, has been committed -- and because of the inconvenience of the First Amendment -- official efforts have to be roundabout.

In Iraq, President Saddam Hussein called an emergency meeting of his inner cabinet, and a communiqué issued afterward said, "True believers cannot but condemn this act, not because it has been committed by America against a Muslim people but because it is an aggression perpetrated outside international law".

The Crown Prosecution Service also agrees to review the case, although it insists it will not take over the private prosecution "simply because it has been committed to the crown court".