Sentence examples for suspected transgressions from inspiring English sources

The government would not formally identify them or describe their suspected transgressions.

With Switzerland tightening its rules on tax dodging, Singapore is also ploughing ahead with plans to criminalise evasion, putting the onus on financial companies to report suspected transgressions to officials.

But experts on Nevada regulations say that Wynn Resorts might have been overstating its case in implying that Mr. Okada's suspected transgressions threatened the company's very existence.

But reports by the state-run news agency Xinhua seemed less definitive about whether the companies must independently scour online transmissions for forbidden information or simply cooperate with the authorities if they suspect transgressions.

The parallels to American transgressions against suspected Iraqi and Afghan insurgents are overly explicit, rendering Jones's salvos at the futility of war and the dehumanization of its participants as so much overkill.

In practical terms, it means you take a house that's not suspect, its only transgression is that it stands on a hill in Gaza.

Back in power, Edward did not openly pursue Warwick's transgressions against him, but the earl suspected that the king held a grudge.

There is a danger that the law may be used only retrospectively to punish transgressions, rather than ensure prospective reporting of suspected CSA by competent authorities in appropriate cases.

There is a danger that the law may be used only retrospectively to punish transgressions, rather than ensure prospective reporting of suspected CSA by competent authorities in appropriate cases.  .

Strickland did not start against the Knicks, played only 18 minutes and was miffed at what he suspected was management's way of punishing him for past transgressions.

You may also suspect him of more recent transgressions.