Sentence examples for theft apply from inspiring English sources

"The law is supposed to be enforced equally, but there were no arrests here and the local sheriff doesn't seem to understand that laws against breaking and entering and theft apply to everyone," Mr. Grader said.

The risks and repercussions of personal data theft apply to everyone.

One of his examples is the proscription on theft, which applies only to beings with property, and so not necessarily to human beings (since they are not necessarily propertied).

I contend that sampling and academic writing share a goal of building new work in response to existing sources and that this goal is obscured by lawsuits that reduce sampling to theft by applying to sound a copyright regulation system designed for print.

So get a separate federal employer ID number to protect yourself from identity theft; you can apply online at www.irs.gov.gov

Gary A. Zwick, a tax lawyer at Walter & Haverfield in Cleveland, said, "It's fair to say that many people will take the position that the theft loss rules will apply, but the government may not take that approach".

The Supreme Court has called a halt to the practice, ruling 9 to 0 that federal identity-theft law does not apply.

At first, this will apply only to theft and child sex offences crimes where repeat offences are common.

In the 15th century, the father or husband of a raped woman pressed criminal charges because the legal definition of rape in England had narrowed to apply to the theft of a woman's virtue, either a daughter's virginity or a married woman's honour.

Meanwhile, The Godfather: The Game and Scarface: The World Is Yours entered the market in 2006, and attempted to apply the Grand Theft Auto formula to popular movie franchises.

Security technologies can work wonders in preventing identity theft, once the economic incentives to apply them are there.