Sentence examples for theft of goods from inspiring English sources

For theft of goods worth more than $40£2828), a hand is cut off.

In the other case, three defendants had been convicted of the theft of goods cast off from a shipwreck.

Lieutenant Colonel Warren J. Lucas, the Americal Division's provost marshal, or chief law-enforcement officer, told the Peers commission that most of the war-crimes investigations conducted by his unit involved the theft of goods or money from civilians or, occasionally, a charge that G.I.s had raped a prisoner of war at an interrogation center.

Robert K. Wittman, a former F.B.I. agent who ran the agency's art-crime team, said that he has been working informally on behalf of several museums Mr. Landis visited to gather more information about his actions, with the aim of determining whether a legal case could be built against him for theft of goods and services.

She is facing two charges relating to the theft of goods from Asda in Enniskillen in December 2013.

Examples include pickpocketing on public transport, theft of goods in transit by road or rail, and illegal immigrants stowing away in lorries to cross international borders (Newton 2004, 33).

The chairman of the Ways and Means subcommittee holding these hearings, Florida's Clay Shaw, says that no one proposal can stop this theft of good names, "but since Social Security numbers often represent the entry point for ripoff artists and identity thieves, there's no better place to start".

He puffs a cigar and looks at a little spike of seven grand larcenies, defined as thefts of goods worth more than $1,000.

Privatisation, for example, became tied in the public mind with the theft of public goods by government cronies.

European legislators should consider new laws to prevent the theft of virtual goods, according to a report published today.

And in retailing an array of technology has emerged to secure, tag and other otherwise reduce the theft of valuable goods.