Значения термина punishable offence на английском

Less was not collectable by law, but was not a punishable offence.

The attempt is a punishable offence in several states, but not in Ohio.

Does occupation of land without permission still constitute a punishable offence?

That, in itself, is a punishable offence, as you may learn.

Even to enter a forest without permission of the warrant holder became a punishable offence.

In many states abortion is a punishable offence.

Homosexuality was legal in South Australia and the ACT but elsewhere it was still a punishable offence.

It is a punishable offence-severelypunishable-inPerusalem.

Local languages were part of my school's curriculum, but speaking them beyond the classroom was a punishable offence.

South Korea has now listed Afghanistan, with Somalia and Iraq, as countries where travel except for official purposes is a punishable offence.

The Government is to extend new laws making the possession and viewing of violent pornography a punishable offence to Northern Ireland, it emerged tonight.

In a civilized community little children should not sleep with adults, and the killing of children by "accidental" overlaying should be a punishable offence.

Committing offensive acts in or around war memorials and internment sites are punishable offences.

As an example, job search criteria changed regularly, adding to the list of punishable offences.

This act avoided the term ''adulteration'' altogether and endeavoured to give a clearer description of punishable offences:-Section6.

Other mooted punishable offences include spending too long playing video games, wasting money on frivolous purchases and posting on social media, according to Business Insider.