The law would be applied equally to those intending to
commit, plan, supervise, or fund the crimes
If you resubmit a failing program that issues no
COMMITs, the program redoes work unnecessarily.
Step three is to evaluate remaining core projects and
commit to three to five compelling ideas.
Young people sometimes
commit terrible crimes, including murder.
As in the stalk block, the receiver will explode off the LOS and settle down to make the defender
commit. By squaring up with the defender, he can take him whichever way he wants to go.
* In some instances, CEOs
commit financial statement fraud because of personal financial difficulties.
Commit personnel and discretionary resources, including the Regional Rehabilitation Continuing Education Program (RRCEP) and In-Service Training, to achieve the Streamlining Objectives.
The criteria that the authors suggest are intentionally narrow, designed to identify a small number of killers who fall at the extreme end of the spectrum of offenders who
commit murder or manslaughter.
Criminologist Gil Geis, a former member of the President's Crime Council, says there's a correlation between crime and age: "Younger people--especially males--are likely to
commit more traditional crimes such as robbery, larceny and assault.
The following paragraph
commits countries that accept the convention to provide detailed information, periodically, on their policies to reduce emissions, "with the aim of returning individually or jointly to their 1990 levels." This paragraph mentions no timetable for reaching such levels.
The above cases illustrate that if a non-Indian
commits a crime against an Indian on a reservation then the federal government has jurisdiction.
An agreement between two or more people to
commit a crime constitutes a conspiracy.
