Sentence examples for intentionally destroy from inspiring English sources

The act makes it an offence to intentionally destroy the property of another.

London-based barrister, Richard Colbey of Lamb Chambers, said he thought Apple's bricking policy could well be seen as an offence under the Criminal Damage Act 1971, which makes it an offence to intentionally destroy the property of another.

The law enacted by the British made it a crime to disturb a religious assembly, trespass on burial grounds, insult religious beliefs and intentionally destroy or defile a place or an object of worship.

Rambus Chief Executive Harold Hughes Harold E. Hughes Jr. received the go-ahead to proceed with his company's infringement case against Hynix, a South Korean-based maker of memory microchips, when U.S. District Court Judge Ronald Whyte ruled that Rambus did not intentionally destroy documents ahead of a series of lawsuits against memory chip manufacturers.

It is a crime to intentionally destroy government records.

"If they don't like something, they sell rather than intentionally destroy it".

"Union Pacific intentionally destroyed track records and voice tapes.

Intentionally destroying voter registration forms is a crime against the heart of democracy.

Many crucial documents had inexplicably disappeared, he said, though he said it was too early to know if they had been intentionally destroyed.

The sculpture was fabricated in 2000 and intentionally destroyed four years later, for the Whitney Biennial, its boxed-up remains interred in the museum's old building, uptown.

A company controlled by the dissident artist Ai Weiwei evaded a "huge amount" of taxes and intentionally destroyed financial documents, Xinhua, the government's official news agency, reported Friday.