grave crime

Not returning calls is a grave crime in today's culture.

"I am sure justice will be done for the grave crimes he has committed."

Their aim was to prevent what they consider a grave crime under international law.

For a few grave crimes of commission, true enough, she may be proceeded against.

According to it, the death penalty may be imposed for particularly grave crimes.

"It is a grave crime against the country, against all of us."

"It denies a very grave crime for purely political reasons," she said.

I felt as though someone had told me I was not quite guilty of some grave crime.

The reality is that this was a case of exceptionally grave crime."

The victim of this first, grave crime was an elderly woman whom he stabbed in church.

An impeachment may be based only on charges of high treason or a grave crime.

The above penalties are commensurate with those for other grave crimes.

And I said again, "You have committed a grave crime."

To be caught using a glamour was a grave crime, the moral equivalent to rape.

To destroy such a work of beauty would be the gravest crime that anyone could ever commit.

The statement called the killing an "extraordinarily grave crime."

He called the action a grave crime, but said he did not support prosecuting the troops.

"We must now focus on the gravest crimes and on the leaders," he said.

The current national constitution prescribes this punishment for "grave crimes."

Grave crimes and appeals were dealt with in district martial courts.

He was not Connor, and that was his gravest crime.

The absence of goals is no grave crime.

And there were few graver crimes than unauthorized occupation of a new planet.

He suspected a grave crime had been committed.

Evasion of military service and desertion are considered to be grave crimes in all countries."