Sentence examples for amount of offence from inspiring English sources

"This was a chance for the Labour party to show that it would not tolerate wilful and unapologetic baiting of the Jewish community by shamefully using the Holocaust as a tool with which to inflict the maximum amount of offence," said Ephraim Mirvis.

It was a fun and lighthearted photo-led piece that many online vegetarians and vegans took an enormous amount of offence to.

"It is a well-established fact that a substantial amount of offences are committed by persons under the influence of alcohol, whether that be in houses or on the street," said Chief Superintendent Nelson Telfer, police commander for Lanarkshire.

It is generally well established in the crime literature that a disproportionately large amount of offences are committed by a small number of prolific offenders (Everson 2003).

In a damning blow for some other large London-based institutions, the worst location for car crime was the Edmonton branch of Ikea and the area with the highest amount of drugs offences was Victoria coach station.

The bill limits the fine to no more than "half the amount of the maximum fine for the offence".

But Mr Bushway found that the gap narrows to almost nothing after enough time around 13 years for someone who was under 26 at the time of his offence, with the amount of time decreasing as the offender's age rises.

Applying for a ballot paper or voting in the name of someone else amounts to the offence of personation.

The dossier argued that offering such inducements would amount to the offence of misconduct in public office.

Demographics, offence related disease, and type of offence stratified for recidivism.

The records contain information on type of offence(s) committed in the past (offences as formulated in youth criminal law), and age at first offence.