Sentence examples for from offences from inspiring English sources

She had unpaid fines totalling $3,622 stemming from offences that included assaulting an officer.

However, that rate includes all types of crime, ranging from offences against property to non-violent interpersonal crimes.The more telling rate is that relating to violent crime.

"The evidence, which shows where victims get really good benefits, come from offences of burglary or violence and public order offences, but more importantly it's where a person has been more personally affected," Mr Emerson added.

His transitional play, from offence to defence and defence to offence, is quick.

Protecting the victims of crime from distress leads easily to protecting religious believers from offence.

As Hamas evolves from a guerrilla force into a semi-regular army, so its military posture has shifted from offence to defence.

I understand what the students of Brunel were trying to achieve – they want to create a world where people live free from offence.

Since batters have not benefited from advances in sports medicine to the same degree that pitchers have, with all other things equal the balance of power should have shifted away from offence.

So there is growing concern that the NPT itself could be put at risk.From offence to defenceTo many, it seems that America is now seeking its own security at the expense of others.

For, it is reported, Brighton council is considering removing "Mr" and "Mrs" from all documents to protect city's transgender community from offence: and if it is reported, it must be true.

As such, the protest is the latest of a series of flashpoints and incidents at British universities over the past year that have centred on issues of freedom of expression and protection from offence.