Sentence examples for prominent offender from inspiring English sources

The most prominent offender in the news these days is China, which has reclaimed 2,000 acres of sea around the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.

Mr Wahid's advisers promised early on to make an example of a few prominent offenders.

Ms. Bush is in protective custody in a housing unit for women who are prominent offenders, said Allen Moore, spokesman for the Orange County Corrections Department.

The Times was not among the most prominent offenders in taking at face value what turned out to be a hoax, as revealed by the Web site Deadspin.com on Wednesday.

One of the most prominent offenders is apparently Gloria Steinem, who once saluted a class of graduating Smith College seniors with the words "Now you are becoming the men you once would have wanted to marry".

Here is a summary of the inquiry's brief and beleaguered history: Theresa May, then home secretary, announces a public inquiry into child abuse prompted by allegations of a cover-up of the crimes of prominent offenders such as Jimmy Savile and Cyril Smith.

The inquiry, which was set up in July, was prompted by allegations that figures in Westminster and Whitehall were implicated in covering up child sex abuse, and that police and other authorities did not properly investigate prominent offenders such as Jimmy Savile and Cyril Smith.

Here's what Los Angeles and Beijing, two of the most prominent offenders, are doing to slash air pollution, and why the rest of the world should pay attention to their efforts.

And what sort of reception should a prominent ex-offender expect -- suspicious glances and a social chill, or a glut of invitations from the sympathetic or just morbidly curious?

The current big offenders?

Entertainment companies are big offenders.