Sentence examples for offences to gain from inspiring English sources
The actors employed different framings of sexual offences to gain support.
Deportations are no longer a panacea, as now most of those under control orders are British, many of whom aspire to commit terrorist acts abroad – an offence extremely hard to gain a conviction for in court.
Those criteria allowing for the defence to gain the upper hand over the offence generally do not apply to revisionist states, as the rational logic established above loses its validity with regard to powers attempting to change the status quo.
We think this is very important to gain insight in the character of the offences and on the actual burden of cybercrime.
Bristol and Reading councils are significant as they are part of a group of 20 authorities outside London who want to gain extra enforcement powers to fine motorists for offences like stopping in box junctions and ignoring no-right-turn signs.
In 2005, May was released, a week before her 12-year tariff date, becoming the first prisoner to gain release 'on time' while still denying the offence.
Ian Watkins is likely to have used his celebrity to groom women in order to gain access to their children who he subjected to a series of sex offences.
But, according to a police statement, a group then tried to gain access to the centre and were arrested on suspicion of public order offences and one man was held on suspicion of assault.
I met up with a hacker called "Ghost" who specialises in both offence security (protection with data-driven attacks, rather than a firewall-style defence) and social engineering, to gain some insight into how it works.
I met up with a hacker who specializes in offence security (protecting one's self through data-driven attacks, rather than firewall-style defense) and social engineering, to gain some insight into how this all works.
