Sentence examples for therefore punishable from inspiring English sources

Those between 14 and 21 were presumed capable of forming criminal intent and were therefore punishable.

"The Oslo Police are surprised that the Bureau has concluded that the described actions are practice in the Oslo Police, and therefore punishable for the enterprise," he said, requesting further investigation of the claim.

The push to legalize open carry in Texas faced a bit of a crisis this week after a prominent open carry advocate in the state posted a video in which he seemed to threaten lawmakers, warning that restricting Second Amendment rights is essentially "treason" and therefore "punishable by death".

And he regards public teaching of heresy as comparable to counterfeiting coin of the realm and therefore rightly punishable capitally by the secular authorities (the fact of false teaching having been ascertained by an ecclesiastical trial).

Doing so may be punishable by law if caught.

In a just society, undeserved victimization is understood to violate individual rights and is therefore prohibited by law and is punishable.

Under these regulations, buying the rights to unwritten books or making significant editorial changes to written works without a license is considered "providing a service," and therefore akin to trading with the enemy, something punishable with jail time and fines of up to $1 million.

Murder is a capital crime punishable by law, so it need not be explicitly prohibited in university bylaws.

Therefore, in addition to university sanctions, the violators are punishable by law and are therefore serving time in prison.

Even so, talking about homosexuality in public will be punishable with prison.

"It appears that the proceedings brought by Mr Bell are based on an allegation that, at the time of the last election, Senator Culleton had been convicted of an offence punishable by a sentence of imprisonment for one year or longer, and was therefore 'incapable of being chosen' as a senator under section 44 ii) of the constitution," he said.