Sentence examples for may commit a from inspiring English sources

The mephedrone ban has probably stopped any new antidepressant in that chemical family from being developed and we may commit a similar "own goal" by banning naphyrone.

For example, persons who forge currency of a country may commit a crime against that country even if the forgeries are executed beyond the borders by persons who are not citizens.

An employer may commit a criminal offence if they wrongly sign the declaration on the CRB application form to certify that they are asking a question exempted from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act.

Plantinga, among others, points out that this may commit a quantifier mistake, for the reason noted above (Plantinga, 6; Kenny, 56 66).

"The action," it declared, "is in response to a growing body of research indicating that man-made industrial chemicals and pesticides may commit a kind of molecular sabotage within the body's regulatory apparatus, possibly causing birth defects, low sperm counts, breast cancer, mental impairment and a range of other ailments".

[T]he Government may commit a constitutional wrong when by law it identifies certain preferred speakers.

'They feel that at any minute there are pupils who may commit an act of violence and reading Nineteen Minutes is a bad idea,' she says indignantly.

"If he or she keeps the money for [their] own use, [they] may commit an offence of theft which is a very serious crime under ordinance," he told reporters.

Instead of needing to convince a judge that they believe an individual will commit a terrorist act, they need only convince the court that the individual may commit an act.

For instance, an international sponsor may commit to a market price of US $15 per dose for a malaria vaccine.

Additionally, a state's "superdelegates" may commit to a candidate at any time until the party convention.