Sentence examples for offences mentioned from inspiring English sources

A person who has been arrested for any of the offences mentioned above must, as soon as possible after arrest, be "clearly warned of his liability to be shot at if he endeavours to escape from custody".

If a person is carrying or has in his or her possession or under his or her control a firearm, ammunition or explosive, there is a rebuttable presumption that the person was acting in contravention of the offence mentioned above.

The judge, reading his verdict, cited offences never mentioned in the charges.

Richards has been banned for three years partly because four other cases of his involvement in similar offences with Harlequins were mentioned in evidence.

With 23 gold medals to tuck into his Speedos, the swimmer has bounced back from suspension for drink driving and speeding offences, not to mention some party-related bong use, and is now the exemplar of wholesome American fatherhood – his first retirement photo was of him and his wife in a pool with their baby son.

As mentioned before the measurement of (cyber) offences closely depends on the wording of the questions.

With both parents jailed for different offences, O'Sullivan's private life was rarely not mentioned, and he had spells in the Priory clinic to treat his addictions.

Using factor scores, multiple regressions were calculated to establish which of the sociodemographic indicators and self-reported accidents and offences provided the best predictors of the factors mentioned above (Factors 1, 2, and 3).

Memory erasure of recidivist violent criminals and of victims of especially traumatic offences (e.g. sexual abuse) is also mentioned as another possibility opened by our new knowledge of the brain (Goodenough and Tucker 2010).

"In many cases we've been following these films throughout the year, and before anybody even mentioned them as causing any supposed offence.

Jornot said: "As of now, we aim at securing all the information concerning the accounts and clients who have been mentioned as detaining funds resulting from criminal offences.