Sentence examples for forms of offense from inspiring English sources

Michigan Coach John Beilein ran a system that relied heavily on improvisation, pick-and-roll plays and isolation — three of the most common forms of offense in the N.B.A.

Mill does allow some forms of offense regulation designed to prevent public indecency.

His main modification of Millian principles is to permit some forms of offense regulation.

Here a superb ensemble of British actors channels the music of upper-middle-class bitchery, in a deceptive and hilarious game that reveals a lot about the frail and defensive souls who use frivolity as a form of offense.

With blacks abundance of kill cards it is easy to make your opponent defenseless as well as remove any form of offense they may have.

Following the public outcry since 2012 about the more serious forms of these offenses, there have been extensive changes in the Indian Penal Codes in distinguishing sexual harassment behaviors.

The RPO may not become the dominant form of NFL offense, but it has taken over the college game, infiltrated the pros and is only spreading.

The classic type of trade secret theft is taking the plans for a new product or blueprints for a machine, while downloading source code that can make designing a competing computer program does not fit that simpler form of the offense.

Very few liberals take the Millian view that only speech causing direct harm should be prohibited and most support some form of the offense principle.

Any changes that are enacted are broadly likely to take the form of corporate offenses similar to section 7 of the Bribery Act 2010 (failure to prevent bribery by a person associated with the company) and section 40 of the Criminal Finances Bill, which is currently being reviewed by Parliament (failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion by a person associated with the company).

When hudood was enacted 23 years ago, the laws were formally described as measures to ban "all forms of adultery, whether the offense is committed with or without the consent of the parties".