21.   Under those new laws, conspiring to commit terrorist crimes while in Britain is a punishable offense.

22.   What Rose has been accused of doing, betting on games involving the Cincinnati Reds, a club he managed at the time, is definitely a punishable offense.

23.   Parliament on Tuesday dropped a proposal to make displaying foreign flags a punishable offense, a move apparently aimed at easing relations with ethnic Hungarians.

24.   Also listed are what specific acts, such as murder and kidnapping, against U.N. personnel are punishable offenses.

25.   But Hajek said the court did not find enough evidence to convict Strougal of abuse of power, an offense punishable by up to ten years in prison.

26.   But it expressed serious concern at the number of offenses punishable by death, citing reports that many people were executed on the basis of confessions made under torture.

27.   Defamation will now be treated as a civil offense, rather than a criminal offense punishable by a prison term.

28.   Deforestation is a punishable offense in Costa Rica.

29.   Distribution of stolen material, including corporate secrets, is a punishable offense in Finland.

30.   Failure for banks and financial administrators to report assets is a punishable offense, as would be attempts to smuggle the assets out of Switzerland, it said.

a. + offense >>共 804
criminal 6.17%
impeachable 3.62%
minor 3.37%
new 3.37%
serious 2.88%
first 2.40%
same 2.30%
second 2.00%
total 1.77%
alleged 1.62%
punishable 1.39%
punishable + n. >>共 34
crime 34.40%
offense 22.00%
felony 13.20%
misdemeanor 7.20%
offence 6.00%
act 3.20%
charge 2.40%
blunder 0.80%
theory 0.80%
conduct 0.40%
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