act of theft造句

• The criminal charges allege three separate acts of theft during January and February of 2001.
• Prendergast insists that the incident " must literally be described as an act of theft ".
• I hesitated, though, knowing how great a betrayal of trust an act of theft would be.
• There are sixteen cameras installed in the NCA library to prevent acts of theft / vandalism.
• "We believe that this completes the final act of theft of Aboriginal land, " he said.
• Copyright holders typically attest the act of theft to be in the profits forgone to the pirates.
• Such are intolerable acts of theft, vile and wrongful seizures of a community's security and sense of higher purpose.
• However, following a number of recent acts of theft and vandalism we have reluctantly decided to keep the church closed.
• Betty Mumba, spokesperson for the task force investigating acts of theft under Chiluba's administration, said Chiluba would probably be arrested next month.
• Cameron was carried to Perth where he was tried for murder as well as for various acts of theft and cattle stealing.
• A soldier who committed an act of theft " ( furtum ) " against civilians by contrast had his right hand cut off.
• Betty Mumba, spokesperson for the task force investigating acts of theft under Chiluba's administration, said that Chiluba would probably be arrested next month.
• In February 2011, Abaaoud and Abdeslam were convicted at a Nivelles court for two acts of theft committed in December 2010 at Ottignies and Rixensart.
• It said a minority of soldiers and officers were sufficiently " under the spell of money worship " to commit acts of theft and corruption.
• In a joint statement issued in Canberra, the bishops described French President Jacques Chirac's decision to resume testing as " an act of theft ."
• Bertram claimed to have borrowed the text from a friend who admitted he had come by it as an act of theft from an English library.
• Often these acts of theft also cause accidental damage to surrounding objects, and the thieved antiquities are no longer " in situ " and lose their context and cultural associations.
• "The dispatcher didn't take me seriously or didn't know about the cows, " says Perry Howell, who was leaving a tavern with her boyfriend when they saw the incowsiderate act of theft.
• And during a discussion on Medicare on Saturday at a fundraiser in Danville, Va . : " Every act of fraud is an act of theft from the children of the future ."
• In addition, Naomi's character wouldn't allow forgiveness of such an act of theft if Daphne was to confess and she has heard news that Lady Dortheimer is thinking of having the stone reset.