Sentence examples for permanent offence from inspiring English sources

Permanent Offence will decide whether to replace him, but for the moment his power seems to be surviving.

Mr Eyman and his group, Permanent Offence, seized on them as a way of holding his own state's politicians accountable for their use of tax dollars.His first success came in 1999, with an initiative that got rid of the state's tax on car licence plates which averaged about $600 a year on cars worth more than $25,000 in favour of a flat fee of $30 a year.

Some lower-court judges are side-stepping it by interpreting disappearances as a "permanent" kidnapping offence, but Ms Reyna thinks this could be overturned by the Supreme Court.

The Holbeck managed red-light district, set up by the Leeds Strategic Prostitution Working Group as a pilot in October 2014 and made permanent a year later, means offences such as loitering, soliciting or kerb crawling are not enforced.

The WMSC said that while the offences merited "permanent disqualification" from Formula One, Renault were credited for admitting the charges, apologising unreservedly, confirming the departure of Briatore and Symonds, paying costs and making a "significant contribution" to safety projects.

The serious crime bill already extends the extra-territorial offences in the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 so that they cover habitual as well as permanent UK residents involved in offences of FGM committed abroad – closing a loophole that had left vulnerable some girls who were living in the UK but were not permanent residents.

Permanent exclusions for all disciplinary offences were down by 810 on the previous year and there were 31,900 fewer suspensions or limited-period exclusions (331,380 in 2009-10, down from 363,280 in 2008-09).

Any act done outside the UK by a UK national or permanent UK resident will constitute an offence and the UK courts will have jurisdiction.

It also made it an offence for UK nationals or permanent UK residents to carry out FGM abroad even in countries where it is legal.

How long before society reaches a state of self-monitoring, self-censoring "offence-Stasi", with everyone on permanent red alert?

Two similar offences in future could lead to "a permanent suspension".