Sentence examples for no offender from inspiring English sources

No offender carried a bigger load, or evinced greater devotion.

In spite of revelations of widespread tax-dodging by doctors, lawyers and entertainers, no offender has yet been led away in handcuffs in front of the television cameras.

Roman lawgivers found out long ago that if citizens within their jurisdiction could plead innocence because of being unaware of the law, no offender could ever get convicted.

Risperidone and perphenazine were the most often prescribed SGA and FGA, respectively, while olanzapine was seldom used and no offender in the study used clozapine (See Table 5).

However, an overruling phenomenon is apparent: almost no offender asks for help.

"No one can override the law, and no offenders can evade legal jurisdiction with any excuse," he said.

"No one can override the law, and no offenders can evade legal jurisdiction with any excuse … Society should severely condemn those actions which challenge the rule of law," he said, blaming calls for independence on a "very small number of people".

With respect to access to organisations, Erooga et al. (2012) reported that no offenders in their study openly admitted to gaining access to organisations for the purpose of engaging in sexual contact with children.

Criminal sentences should be based on justice, not on predictions about when an offender will no longer be a threat to society.

Dmitri Panin, a friend of Solzhenitsyn's, describes executions that required no technology: "An offender caught in the act of stealing bread would be tossed in the air by other prisoners and allowed to crash to the ground; this was repeated several times, damaging his kidneys.

He is no worse an offender than Mr. Gore.