Sentence examples for offences of which from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, they included some of the offences of which the then prime minister was himself accused.

Offences of which he was found guilty included murder, rape, sexual slavery, recruiting child soldiers, enforced amputations and pillage.

Offences of which those arrested were accused include extortion, loan-sharking, fraud, drug-trafficking and living off immoral earnings.

Manning pleaded not guilty to 12 counts which relate to the major offences of which he is accused by the US government.

She said that the fact that Manning was found guilty of all eight offences of which he'd been accused under the 1917 Espionage Act was a very serious blow.

Human Rights Watch's country report on Sudan notes that the Sudanese parliament passed legislation in July criminalising "a range of broadly defined offences", of which undermining the constitution is one.

It was intended to prevent elected officials from shaking down federal employees who work for them, an offence of which Mr Gore is plainly innocent.

That was the offence of which Bin Hammam and Warner have been accused, and for which they were suspended pending a full investigation.

The judges were divided on the issue of article 8, but the majority decided that there could be no breach of article 8 in prosecuting the defendant for an offence of which he was admittedly guilty.

"The only course left to us is to refuse to participate … The AMA's own code of ethics states: 'regardless of society's attitudes, ensure that you do not countenance, condone or participate in the practice of torture or other forms of cruel, inhuman, or degrading procedures, whatever the offence of which the victim of such procedures is suspected, accused or convicted'.

Terry had claimed in his defence, against a racially aggravated public-order criminal offence, of which he was acquitted in July, and at the FA hearing, that he had only been repeating the words back because he believed Ferdinand had accused him of using them.