Sentence examples for harm and offence from inspiring English sources

Promotional posters and flyers, as well as student club marketing on Facebook pages and social media, are covered by the ASA and material must adhere to its harm and offence code, which requires that adverts are not harmful, offensive or misleading.

"Trustees considered this was a serious breach of the editorial guidelines for harm and offence".

Imprecise and subjective, they were replaced in 2003 by harm and offence.

The ASA banned the ad for breaching the advertising code relating to social responsibility and harm and offence.

But surely Ofcom is the supreme regulator of Britain's media landscape, including issues of "harm and offence" at the BBC.

Relevant sections of the broadcasting code are thought to include whether Sky has caused harm and offence, or breached standards of fairness and privacy.

He was cautioned for one offence of revenge porn – disclosing sexual images of an individual without their permission and with intent to cause harm – and three offences of causing to be sent by public communication network an offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing message.

Ten people were arrested on the day for offences including assault on police, obstruction offences, attempted grievous bodily harm, and public order offences.

In the United Kingdom, the number of actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm offences involving a knife or sharp instrument have remained more or less constant between 2009 and 2010, accounting for 4%% of violent and sexual offences recorded by the police [1, 2].

They included 53 harassment offences this year, 17 common assaults, seven grievous bodily harm (GBH) offences and seven assaults with injury, as well as rape, robbery, criminal damage and burglary.

Offence is not a "harm", and to eschew criticism because the targets might take offence is to infantilise them.