Sentence examples for major offenses from inspiring English sources

Only 87,547 (22 percent) were convicted of "major offenses".

This list contains 16 companies under the category of "major offenses".

Major offenses like murder and robbery by girls are at their lowest levels in four decades.

The 18 companies cited for "major offenses" were not identified by the official who provided information about the committee's report on condition of anonymity.

A special committee appointed by Mr. Karzai to investigate the companies has found that 18 have committed "major offenses," although that number may have later been lowered, according to an Afghan official who has read the committee's report.

In late November, Williams was fined a record $82,500 by the Grand Slam committee and warned that she would be suspended from the tournament if she had other major offenses at a Grand Slam event in 2010 or 2011.

This blew up into a major offense when school safety officers became involved.

Leyland took major offense to Grilli's comments, firing back: "I mean, please.

But Robert Biancavilla, the deputy chief of the district attorney's major offense bureau, said there had been repeated blows.

Leaking state secrets is a major offense, usually tried in secret, and swindling is an ordinary crime.

But Fred Klein, chief of the district attorney's major offense bureau, defended the fairness of the plea deal.