Sentence examples for many offences from inspiring English sources

Israel has made many mistakes in its relations with the Palestinians, and committed many offences; it has caused unjustified suffering among innocent civilians.

And 32 states registered flashers and streakers.Because so many offences require registration, the number of registered sex offenders in America has exploded.

They have few defenders today, and for good reason: they put too many people in jail for too long and for too many offences.

There were so many offences spanning years, so many other victims - including preschoolers - that the prosecution did not know where to start.

Police Scotland refused to disclose the ages of those searched or how many offences were detected using the 385,000 non-statutory searches.

His second point, relating to journalism, is: "There are potentially many offences that journalists could commit in the course of their business.

A big operation to tackle knife crime, for instance, may uncover and record many more offences involving knives.

Some of the worst offenders have been Labour MPs but many Conservative offences have been shameless and colourful.

She is an opponent of the death penalty, but the law stipulates many capital offences; so Miss Reno's prosecutors have sought death penalties countless times.

Some experts believe it can be used to expose many more offences committed by individual sex offenders, who may have a greater incentive than some other criminals to cover up crimes that spark public revulsion.

Their argument that anonymity is more necessary than ever to encourage victims to come forward when so many sexual offences go unreported is gaining traction among prosecutors, as is evinced by the introduction of unlimited fines.