Translations for „GBH“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

GBH [ˌʤi:bi:ˈeɪtʃ] N Brit

GBH short for grievous bodily harm

GBH

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English

A 17 year-old boy, who can not be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of attempting to cause GBH and violent disorder.

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Meanwhile, taking too much GBH can cause users to lose consciousness, become comatose and (in the worst-case scenario) die.

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A cop committing GBH at the local bar would surely have been a big enough deal to justify a phone call to her boss.

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The evidence is sufficient for committal for trial for attempting to cause GBH with intent.

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The name comes from GBH.

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A 26-year-old man was arrested and charged with GBH in connection with the investigation.

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He pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to burglary, and the two counts of attempting to cause GBH earlier this year.

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He was apparently previously arrested for GBH but not charged because he went underground.

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In 1984 the band changed their name to GBH (grievous bodily harm).

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Surely they should be charged with causing GBH.

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