Sentence examples for offences enforced from inspiring English sources

"I understand... some other offences enforced by the government through the civil courts you end up with evasion rates or writing off 50%, sometimes 70%, so that's a significant figure.

This is pandering at the expense of women and ignores a slate of human-rights offences from enforced veiling to stonings and honour killings.

"How road traffic offences are enforced are operational matters for the police, while decisions on the size and composition of a force's workforce are for chief constables and police and crime commissioners". See more on BBC One Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Inside Out on Monday, 4 March, at 19.30 and on the iPlayer after broadcast.

The penal system is tough, and the death penalty is enforced, mostly for drug offences.

The street vice trade is inextricably linked with organised drug crime and other offences, and the law must be equally enforced against all offenders.

You do not actually have to have committed any offence for the act to be enforced.

He put forward a 12-point plan, including enforced deportations and a new offence of glorifying terrorism.

Although hacking has been a criminal offence in China since 1997, the authorities have enforced the law only when the perpetrators were targeting things like state secrets and assets.

Although Israel's strict censorship laws are rarely enforced, it is a criminal offence not to submit security-related material for review if requested.

Discipline was strictly enforced in the workhouse; for minor offences such as swearing or feigning sickness the "disorderly" could have their diet restricted for up to 48 hours.

Back in NSW, Cannold says it doesn't matter whether the law is enforced or not abortion remaining a criminal offence stigmatises women, and reinforces the idea that abortion is wrong or shameful.