Sentence examples for further offense from inspiring English sources

He gave further offense by the religious discussions he encouraged between Muslims, Hindus, Parsis, and Christians.

And Esenov had undoubtedly given further offense to the regime by sending periodic reports to the U.S.-funded Radio Liberty.

Later that year, his first wife having died, he gave further offense by marrying a Roman Catholic princess, Mary of Modena.

And the new law will protect employers from due-diligence liability suits if someone they hire in accord with these restrictions commits a further offense.

As a contribution to that new atmosphere of good will, I have agreed not to permit new translations of "The Satanic Verses," nor to publish an English-language paperback while any risk of further offense remains.

The security police charged him with "inciting social, national, and religious hatred". And Esenov had undoubtedly given further offense to the regime by sending periodic reports to the U.S.-funded Radio Liberty.

The commission imposed no punishment but suggested that further offenses might be subject to fines.

Anti-Jewish sentiment grew during the next two centuries and led to further offenses.

If it all seems draconian, probation officials argue that the approach is what is needed to prevent further offenses.

The activists, who live in the southern province of Guangdong, could still be imprisoned if found guilty of any further offenses, the lawyer, Lai Shengqi, said by telephone.

First settled in the early 19th century as a penal colony for inmates who had committed further offenses at the prisons on the Australian mainland, Tasmania has a history of European colonization, genocide and extinction.