Sentence examples for offenses observed from inspiring English sources

According to a statement released by the district authorities in Nîmes, the offenses observed in September were "not comparable to [those observed ] in the recently released footage".

As Dr. E. Fuller Torrey, author of The Insanity Offense, observed "In California, the prison system treats the most seriously ill and the mental health system 'all others.'".

The specialization threshold and the diversity index were used to compare offender subgroups by referral status (committed versus observed) and offense type (rape, child molestation, and incest).

The survey asked officers if they had witnessed words being changed in crime reports or observed other unethical efforts to downgrade serious crimes to lesser offenses.

In the e-mail notifying her of the hearing she was told that she faces "disfellowshipment or excommunication on the grounds of apostasy". Kate's offense is that she has observed that men and women are not equal in the eyes of the church and that should be changed.

Many observed that Maher's offense could not have been unintentional, since it squared with his long-standing distaste for politically correct language.

Some commentators have observed that developing such a lesser offense may aid in winning convictions, as juries are reluctant to convict nonviolent offenders of rape.

The Giants, in the end, saw what every other offense that has gone against Baltimore in the playoffs observed.

Since the officers observed McDonald in the act of committing an offense, they were under a duty then and there to arrest him.

"The judge observed that the riots were very brutal and the punishment should be such that such offenses should never occur again," Mr. Desai said.

Among the Esan people of Edo State, Nigeria, "It was observed from discussions with both men and women that illnesses in adult women are mostly caused by offenses against tradition or custom.