Sentence examples for types of offence from inspiring English sources

"Having single solutions for single types of offence, however important the offence is, would be the wrong way to go.

The maps give street-by-street results for six types of offence, including burglary, robbery, vehicle crime, violence, and antisocial behaviour.

Mono-ethnic, hierarchical mafias are being replaced by multi-ethnic networks that operate across borders and commit many types of offence.

Moreover, the Met was well on the way to "achieving the 20% reduction target in the MOPAC 7 crimes," these being the septet of types of offence singled out for special attention in MOPAC's Police and Crime Plan.

In the new year Brown intends to publish 2,000 sets of data, possibly including all legislation, as well as road-traffic counts over the past eight years, property prices listed with the stamp-duty yield, motoring offences with types of offence and the numbers, by county, for the top six offences.

Peter Fahy, Greater Manchester Police's chief constable, said it was not about "fiddling" figures, but about the way forces chose to categorise various types of offence.

These differences possibly related to a range of factors including types of offences committed and the plea entered, and should be treated with caution.

The fall in crime seen in the 12 months to September 2013 occurred across most types of offences, and includes a drop in the murder rate to 542 homicides recorded by the police – 11 fewer than the previous year.

Most recently comments made by a self-employed barrister, instructed by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), describing a 13-year-old victim of sexual abuse as "predatory", have in my view reinforced the need to ensure the criminal justice system changes its approach to tackling these types of offences.

Crime has fallen across most types of offences, according to the authoritative crime survey of England and Wales with the largest falls in the 12 months to March including a 20% drop in violent crime, a 17% fall in criminal damage and a 10% fall in theft.

I don't see how the region, and particularly India, can be considered a legitimate global economic leader so long as it allows these types of offences to persist.Q: You say in your book that it's actually illegal in India.A: Oh yes! Bonded labour was abolished by a comprehensive national law in 1976.