Examples of using Offenses in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I want to tackle the issue of offenses.
In these days, during a night show on Channel 10, a series of horrible offenses were launched against our faith and consequently against us, Christians.
Hundreds of individuals have been arrested and convicted of terrorism-related offenses in our federal courts.”.
All of the released prisoners perpetrated offenses prior to the Oslo accords
The order empowered military courts to adjudicate criminal offenses relating to stolen goods,
For our iniquities have been multiplied over our heads, and our offenses have increased, even up to heaven.
Now how many previous offenses do you think they have on average managed to commit?
But for all the dangers he presents, for all his offenses… the one thing he's never done is force me to choose between him and you.
At least 25 people convicted for drugs offenses, including two drug dealers, could be executed, Upuldeniya said.
I keep track of offenses that might been committed by one of my people.
One must remember that there is no connection between the offenses for which he was accused
All of the released prisoners perpetrated offenses prior to the Oslo accords
Pardoning offenses becomes the clearest expression of merciful love, and for us Christians
After admitting to the offenses, Sherwin was sentenced to 18 months and will be listed on the sex offenders' registry for 10 years.
Yes, but no offenses since and 40 years and two children later, they're still happily married.
He had served time in prison for theft, assault and drug offenses and underwent radicalization during his incarceration(AP, May 29, 2018; The Guardian,
Minor offenses, you can issue a summary judgment-- a period of extra duty without pay, guidance and counseling, the like.
Patience plays exactly the same role against offenses as clothing against the cold.
There are few offenses blacker than to fight with our brothers,
have you been summoned for a hearing prior to filing an indictment for such offenses?