serious offense

Any attempt to falsify these certificates would be very serious offense and will not be tolerated by the university.

An infraction is the least serious offense and generally is punishable by a fine. Many motor vehicle violations are considered infractions.

A felony is the most serious offense, punishable by a sentence to a state institution (Youth Authority facility or adult prison).

It's a serious offense to leave small children unattended at home.

In case of serious offense, operations for the sale and purchase of foreign exchange shall be suspended.

Driving with a suspended license is a serious offense which could result in arrest, jail time, fines, or having your license revoked.

Lantos said that " covering up such a despicable practice when Congress seeks an explanation is a serious offense. "

a serious offense is to "cc" a person's boss on a copy of a complaint before the person has a chance to respond to the complaint.

So if I tell him, 'No, you can't get it' and he does it, that will be a serious offense.

Yes, it's a serious offense against the martial law, but the government will forgive your ignorance if you turn them in to the police.

Why is plagiarism such a serious offense in the United States but not in China?

Perjury is a serious offense in the United States.

Plagiarism -- use of another's intellectual work without acknowledgement -- is a serious offense.

To me, taking without giving is a serious offense.

To spurn the king and his invitation is a serious offense.

Being responsible for someone's death is a serious offense.

In the office, "people look to see" is a serious offense;

in cases of serious offense, CAP may punish it by ordering its close: (1) concealing facts in application;