Sentence examples for on offences from inspiring English sources

Since the crisis German prosecutors have charged bankers at firms including WestLB, BayernLB, HSH Nordbank and Sal Oppenheim on offences including Untreue.In Brazil, the law is stricter still.

They focused on offences more likely to occur at night, including burglary, theft of or from a vehicle, robbery, violence and sexual assault.

The Guardian used that information on offences where ethnicity information was available – a huge sample of more then 596,000 individual judgments – to compare the outcomes for different ethnic groups.

The MP, who last month unseated George Galloway in the Bradford West seat following a rancorous campaign during which her own traumatic past became an election issue, said she was concerned that insufficient resources were available to crack down on offences and educate communities.

The Tokyo Convention on Offences and Certain Other Acts Committed on Board Aircraft (1963) and the Hague Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft (1970) recognize that states have the right and even the duty of jurisdiction with respect to any crime committed upon aircraft registered in that state.

At a meeting today between police, English Heritage, druids and others who attend the event, fears were expressed that trouble could be provoked if the police at the site in Wiltshire clamped down heavily on offences such as possession of cannabis and being drunk and disorderly.

He adds to his reputation with ferocious displays of hawkishness, vowing to remain "on offence" in Iraq and promising unflinching support for Israel.

And even less is known about the correlation between the use of pornography and hands-on offences.

America, no longer on offence, has lurched from one extreme to the other.

The Browns have virtually no one they can call a true playmaker on offence.

We are on offence.