Sentence examples for latter offense from inspiring English sources

Former prime minister and BNP leader Khaleda Zia faced several charges, including a corruption case; if convicted of the latter offense, she would be barred from politics.

Rodriguez claims he did not commit the latter offense.

That latter offense would mean she had knowledge of a serious crime but failed to report it and maybe even took steps to conceal it.

Bergdahl pleaded guilty on Oct. 16 to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, with the latter offense carrying a possible life sentence.

Last year the nominations caused a spat between Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift, after the latter took offense at Minaj complaining that she had not been nominated for video of the year for Anaconda.

The latter two offenses fall under the U.S. Espionage Act and carry penalties of fines and up to 10 years in prison.

But a combination of Douglas's struggles, Shumpert's growing pains, and Anthony's "point forward" alchemy have contributed to a kind of offensive identity crisis; rather than an attack predicated on quick breaks, precise cuts, and effective floor spacing, the Knicks have instead resorted far too often to letting Stoudemire or Anthony – usually the latter – conduct the offense from the elbow.

But Gundy's excitement about the victory, his enthusiasm was tempered by what he described as "below-average" play by his team on special teams and offense, the latter of which had just 307 yards.

When on offense, the latter two buttons become "pass" and "shoot".

He also recommended following the election that his office, rather than the government's Justice department, be responsible for prosecuting election-related offenses; the latter did not lay charges in any of 19 alleged campaign finance violations Gibson brought to its attention.

From 1930 onward, Faber shared coaching duties with Albert Heagy, with the former running the offense and the latter the defense.