Sentence examples for committed no offense from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, he had committed no offense, because the swan was (a) from Canada and (b) dead.

The report cites the case of an immigrant who had committed no offense but was the victim of a traffic accident.

Critics of the government say some appear to have committed no offense greater than speaking in favor of Turkey as a secular state.

All had been stopped by the police, and although the vast majority had committed no offense, they suffered the indignity of being treated as if they had.

In many of these cases, drivers committed no offense more serious than driving 80 to 85 mph on 70 mph Virginia highways.

But the greatest problem was that the judgments could be arbitrary; the three officers were to evaluate the detainees' attitudes and determine if they would be a threat to the United States if released even if they had committed no offense.

Noah Feldman, a Harvard legal historian who previously suggested Trump may have committed impeachable offenses, agreed.

Throughout the interview, focusing on his sexual relationship with Ms. A, he insisted that he had committed no offenses, while declining in most instances to respond to questioning about sexual details.

To my knowledge the R.T.C. and the O.I.C. never concluded that one or the other Clinton did not lie; the two offices found that they had committed no offenses that justified prosecution or taken any actions that would subject them to civil penalties.

Unlike the better-known Krome Detention Center west of Miami, which accepts violent offenders and career criminals, the Broward lockup is reserved for immigrants who committed no crime or whose offenses are nonviolent.

Greenpeace International's executive director, Kumi Naidoo, criticized the extension of the detention, reiterating that the crew members had committed no criminal offense by staging a peaceful act of protest.