Sentence examples for offenses according to from inspiring English sources

Felony and misdemeanour, in Anglo-American law, classification of criminal offenses according to the seriousness of the crime.

About one-third of the criminals who were deported had committed the most serious crimes, including murder, rape and major drug offenses, according to the Homeland Security figures.

He had 10 aliases and had been arrested more than 20 times for a range of crimes, including weapons possession and drug offenses, according to state officials.

More than four million arrests in 2005, including one million for violent crimes, 500,000 for drugs and 650,000 for drinking-related offenses, according to the F.B.I.

Lately, with the case against the aid workers, his words have taken on added importance, The possible penalties for the offenses, according to Taliban officials, including hanging.

For example, Massachusetts, Georgia, Delaware, Indiana, Ohio, Oklahoma and Wisconsin have eliminated some or all automatic license suspensions for certain offenses, according to the Prison Policy Initiative.

Any gambling — outside of off-season horse racing — is a fireable offense, according to league rules.

Another Foreign Ministry official received 15 years in prison for a related offense, according to The Irrawaddy and Reuters.

It could cost you: using profanity carries a $25 fine; $50 for a second offense, according to the student handbook.

When Mr. Seagal looked away at one point in the conversation, Mr. Ciccone took offense, according to the testimony.

Men in Islamic clothes had been approaching women whom they deemed unsuitably dressed to pull them by the arm, an offense according to Chechen custom.