Sentence examples for content offences from inspiring English sources

Let's compare this with figures from the AFL Grand Final weekend, when there were 250 Blood Alcohol Content offences, 202 Oral Fluid Drug offences, 6,200 traffic offences, and 820 crime offences.

But the existence and content of the offence can still be identified without first judging whether it ought to be an offence to do what Mr.Burr did, or whether there ought to be any offence at all of driving without pneumatic tires.

UK editions of the book, published in English in 1991, are generally found beside more adult literature and inform readers the content could cause offence.

This article was amended on Wednesday October 29 2008, to remove content that has caused offence.

President Obama seems content to overlook the offence; he has more important things to worry about.

Prosecuting, Robert Davies said he would not go into graphic detail in open court about the offences, nor the content of online chat logs, footage and images recovered because they were so disturbing.

That is despite the site never showing ads on British television, for fear of offence about their content.

Possession of the most extreme forms of adult pornography will become an offence, while online content will have the same restrictions as DVDs sold in sex shops.

In a statement a few hours later, EA said: "We would like to apologise for any offence caused by content in the last 24 hours posted on the @Battlefield Twitter account.

Is it either wise or just for Muslims to take offence at the content of the quote -simply because the Pope chose it - while ignoring daily questions they faced for the past five years on the meaning of "jihad" and the use of force?

Austin Locke believes static content is one the worst website offences and companies should "keep it fresh and flowing, a website is like a room… it needs airing".