offence造句

The best defence is offence.

an offence against decency [ good manner ]

Really good friends don't take offence.

He's very sorry for giving offence.

Driving without a license is an offence.

Harboring criminals is an offence in law.

The effectiveness of the joint offence depends on whether the joint offence finishes its action.

The causes of inefficient crackdown on traffic offence include: neglect of the harm of traffic offence behavior;

Such an offence will lead to a summary fine.

Be a man, don't take offence at these women!

The city has even made aggressive begging an offence.

For a first bookable offence, a referee can show the yellow card. For a second bookable offence he shows the player red card to sent off the field.

See Appendix B for the clear - up rate of notifiable offence .

Love is like playing basketball, with defence, offence and even tricks.

You scolded him rather too severely for such a small offence.

Soliciting shouldn't be an offence and it shouldn't be classified as antisocial behaviour.

It is an offence to travel without a valid ticket penalty 100.

And herein do I endeavour to have always a conscience without offence toward God, and towards men.

She said he should be tried for paying an underage prostitute and then attempting to cover up the alleged offence by taking advantage of his official position, which is itself an offence in Italy.

The consumer protection act of the United Kingdom stipulates that the sale of unsafe articles is a criminal offence.

Moreover the law entered, that the offence might abound. But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.

However, as for the boundary of this crime and joint offence of assault and battery, to review the purpose of offence have a significant meaning in the criminal law practice.

The acknowledgement of continuous offence is taken as a distortion to continuous offence, as regulated by item 89 of lawsuit limitation of legal proceedings in crimination law of our nation.

For such defence always leaves a stain, and does more to glorify one's opponent than to punish his offence.

We should pay attention to the boundary about the crime of joint offence and the crime of introducing bribery.

She loved driving very fast, and boasted of the fact that she had never, in her thirty-five years of driving, been punished for a driving offence.

Philippians 1 : 10 That ye may approve things that are excellent; that ye may be sincere and without offence till the day of Christ;

The spokesman added that failure to apply for a new identity card within the specified call-up periods without reasonable excuse was an offence.

Parking with your car bumper overhanging the pavement may seem trivial to you, but in the eyes of the law it is still an offence.

Chelsea had warned their fans three days before the replay against throwing celery during matches, saying it was a criminal offence and that anyone caught could be banned.

He caused offence and disbelief a while back by turning up for a meeting with a group of prominent chief executives and then reading to them from a teleprompter.

As a special pattern of abatement of a crime, there are different doctrines about the abatement of a crime in joint offence in the domain of the criminal law science.

Suarez was sent off for the offence and was then shown leaping for joy when Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan missed the resulting penalty, the final kick of the game.

The traditional theory of Criminal jurisprudence always studies Continued offence in the plural crimes theory. My paper argues it should be studied in the theory of the forms of intentional crime.

"whether or not he knows it has been so classified or that those conditions have been imposed, commits an offence and is liable to a fine of $200,000 and to imprisonment for 12 months. "

"Where such act does not constitute an offence, the tax authorities shall pursue the payment of the amount of tax the enterprise or institution has failed to pay or underpaid, and impose a fine of not more than five times the amount of tax which has not been paid or underpaid."

"If the purchaser fails to appear to answer to the summons or if the court, after due inquiry, is satisfied that the purchaser knew that the statement which was the subject of the offence had been made by the convicted person to the Authority;"