Sentence examples for offences available from inspiring English sources

The "aiding the enemy" charge is one of the most severe offences available to military prosecutors, and has led to the accusation that the Obama administration is attempting to put a chill on whistleblowers that could have far-reaching consequences for investigative journalism.

"If you go and shoplift at the local WH Smith, you go to prison, but the market trader on the trading floor of a big investment bank, and you rip off people to the tune of millions of pounds, there are no criminal offences available to deal with you," he said.

bOnly six offences were available for known-time analysis in this group.

Total notifiable offences are available for every LA and are classified in the major type of offences: burglary, robbery, theft and handling stolen goods, violence against a person, sexual offences, drugs, fraud and forgery and other offences.

– but a breakdown for offences was not available.

Do we need to look at available offences?" Hogan-Howe replies that the CPS are looking into a "more serious" charge, and indeed that's what they did – but would Oldfield's action have been punished so severely in a non-Olympic year, or if it had taken place at an event not attended and populated by members of the ruling class?

Notifiable offences are consistently available since the fiscal year 2002/2003.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair went so far as to suggest that there would have been convictions if the new offence had been available.

In fact, there appear to be a wide selection of Hot Tub Time Machine trailers with different levels of offence-causing potential available online.

Look, by contrast, at the NRA way: the imposition of punitive federal law for firearms offences and the right (available now in 31 states) to carry a concealed weapon.

Such an option is not available for offences against the abalone fishery, however, in such a case the holder could sell his or her rights, rather than having them terminated.