Sentences with phrase «treated as theft»

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The current legislation states that the theft of all items below # 200 should be treated as a summary offence.

He said the Authority was treating the issue as theft and would soon engage the police to retrieve...

Medical identity theft: what it is, how to prevent it — Treat your health insurance card as you would a credit card or driver's license, because like the other forms of identification, great harm can be done if it falls in the wrong hands.

It's that in Grand Theft Auto V, and other GTA games, women are treated as one - dimensional things.

I think this would be an important dimension to capture because someone who says elder scrolls 5 is one of their favorite games but only played it for 40 hours clearly did nt take the time to delver into the open world aspects of that game, whereas someone who spent 500 hours playing grand theft auto 5 may have treated that game as more competitively, or found ways to enjoy the gameplay experience that you wouldn't otherwise expect of the average player.

So if someone swore they were planning on returning the item, the court could nonetheless convict them of theft if they held on to the item for so long, and treated it as their own to such an extent, that all its value was gone.

Price fixing is like fraud and theft and ought to be treated at least as severely, if not more severely, the Federal Court ruled.

Ms. Stack claimed the police promised that her identity and the fact she reported the theft would be treated as confidential — «totally anonymous».

Chief Justice Paul Crampton issued his reasons in the case, noting that price fixing and other cartel agreements ought to be treated at least as severely as fraud and theft, if not more so.

So treat it as you would an initial report of a breach described at the top of this index, but know that there's a chance the theft included everything a criminal needs to steal your identity, and that you'll be visiting that FTC site.

We don't treat a mistake as theft, but we require managers to reconcile their books every month.

Curran adds that having the money in a trust account also acts as a deterrent for people who think of misappropriating those funds, noting that breach of trust is treated as a very serious offence — more so than a simple theft.