Sentence examples for class offense from inspiring English sources

India's new-media savvy Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor has tweeted up a domestic political tempest in a country where sensitivities are ever on a hair-trigger alert for any sign of religious or class offense.

While the different avatars are divided across four classes (Offense, Defense, Tank and Support) and share common traits, no one character replicates the abilities of another completely.

During the long debate, some lawmakers complained that the bill upgraded the classification for burglaries committed at night to a Class B offense but left daytime burglaries, even those involving occupied homes, a Class C offense.

According to The Citadel student handbook, racism — defined as a "commission of an act of an immoral or vicious nature" — is considered to be a Class 1 offense and subject to immediate suspension or expulsion.

They learn how repeat offenders are handled and what the classes of offense are.

In Anglo-American law there is a class of offenses known as inchoate, or preliminary, crimes because guilt attaches even though the criminal purpose of the parties may not have been achieved.

Only with respect to a smaller class of offenses, however, is society confronted with the type of immediate, vehicle-bound threat to life and limb that the sobriety checkpoint in Sitz was designed to eliminate...

He said it would give the governor the ability to say he had reformed the laws during the election campaign without doing anything for the majority of inmates, who are charged with Class B offenses.

That would be a first-class impeachable offense.

A class of minor offenses that may be described as petty offenses or quasi-crimes is also recognized.

Congress vastly expanded the class of deportable offenses to include almost anything that could get you a year.