Sentence examples for offences leaving from inspiring English sources

They had two women on the podium in Paris two years ago  but winner Yevgeniya Zinurova and third-placed Yuliya Rusanova – have since been retrospectively disqualified for doping offences, leaving Meadows, originally the silver medallist, as the defending champion.

But Banton's appeal was tainted by accusations of homophobia and his recent conviction for firearm and drugs offences leaves him facing up to 20 years in jail.

Now 62, he was sentenced to nine years in prison in 1998 after admitting 23 specimen charges of sexual offences against six boys aged nine to 15, with another 22 offences left on file.

Confirmation this was not going to be Austria's day arrived four minutes later, when Aleksandar Dragovic was sent off for a second bookable offence, leaving Marcel Koller's side chasing the game and down to 10 men.

If the defender that the offence leaves unblocked commits to pursuing either the quarterback or a running back, the quarterback can simply route the ball the other way.

Sometimes, they could face charges of "absconding", an administrative offence, for leaving their employers without consent before the end of their contracts.

So the Treasury ended up with nothing and the affluent convicted of offences were left with having to pay penalties which were in most cases only minor inconveniences.

A sharp increase in numbers of men convicted for decades-old sexual offences has left jails struggling to cope with a soaring population of older prisoners, ministers are warned today.

The following offences will result in death without trial ## Attempting to organize resistance against the Army of Occupation ## Entering or leaving the province without permission.

His offence, which left Ashton requiring stiches above his left eye, was rated as a "top level entry offence" by the Rugby Football Union's disciplinary panel because of the number and power of Tuilagi's blows.

Filming No Offence has left its mark, though.