Sentence examples for set of offences from inspiring English sources

It will not be the first set of offences to be transferred online.

But once the goods come into their possession you move to an entirely separate set of offences".

The popular understanding of sharia law in Britain - such as the stoning of adulterers or the severing of a hand for thieves - relates only to a very specific set of offences known as hadd offences.

Judge Everett said: "You pleaded guilty to a callous set of offences of dishonesty, the audacity of which takes a person's breath away.

Ultimately, naming a set of offences that might be regarded as instances of corruption does not obviate the need for a theoretical, or quasi-theoretical, account of the concept of corruption.

Gives the secretary of state the power to proscribe organisations, and set out a range of offences connected with proscribed organisations.

Fifa had been specific in its instructions on how to deal with this sort of offence and Vautrot set the sort of disciplinary standards the World Cup needs to heed, otherwise there will be anarchy.

The principles defined "crimes against peace", "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity", and were claimed by critics to create a set of "ex post facto" offences, which no law forbad when they were committed.

A lawyer representing one of the nine other defendants – a former senior aide to Mr Chirac in Paris town hall – complained that one set of accusations, including alleged offences from the 1970s and 1980s, should have been barred by the three year "statute of limitations" on such charges guaranteed by the French constitution.

It applies a single set of guidance on money laundering offences and targets the proceeds of any criminal conduct that would be an offence in Britain.

These guidelines set out potential action for a range of offences such as invading the pitch, the use of fireworks and flares, or discriminatory chanting.