Examples of using An offence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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her children's is likewise known to be an offence against nature.
then the other joint perpetrators shall bear liability for it only as an offence of indifference;
Britain are“criminals” who perpetrated an offence(Fars, April 14, 2018).
then the other joint perpetrators shall bear liability for it only as an offence of indifference;
Should Lavazza discover anything that might be considered an offence, it will inform the competent authorities.
her children's is likewise known to be an offence against nature.
Should Distillerie Vincenzi discover anything that might be considered an offence, it will inform the competent authorities.
After the female official refused, the man went to their boss and claimed she drank in public- an offence in Afghanistan.
tip is forbidden and considered to be an offence.
The offence of abuse of a minor under section 368C of the Penal Law is an offence of behaviour, and not an offence of consequence whose completion is dependent on proof of the occurrence of some consequence.
In this connection, it is worth citing the end of section 10,"however, these provisions shall not apply to an act or omission constituting an offence under section 1 or 2(f).
Moreover, since physical abuse is an offence which is in essence and in concept closely related to the offence of causing an injury to minors and helpless persons- it is only logical that it too should be an offence of consequence.
likely to be passed by the chamber of deputies- it would be an offence in France to“insult the poor” or to refuse them jobs, healthcare or housing.
disseminating extremist material within the UK may constitute an offence under Terrorism legislation.”.
prescribes an offence of cruel treatment of a child under the age of 16.
for having engaged in conduct that would constitute an offence under the bill.
Offence'- an offence under the Law or under what is set out below,
does not commit an offence.
