Sentence examples for offence a breach from inspiring English sources

But Rice told the arbitration hearing earlier this month that he had been upfront with Goodell when he met him for an initial disciplinary hearing in June, and that the new penalty therefore amounted to being punished twice for the same offence – a breach of the rules of the sport.

If the request/demand constitutes an offence, and a breach of the CRB code of practice, to whom should one report it?

A spokesperson from the Met told VICE: "The MPS treats each occasion when an allegation of misconduct is made about a member of its staff very seriously and fully investigates in every case to determine whether a criminal offence or a breach of the standards of behaviour has taken place.

Those in support of disqualifications add that this would bring the whip rules into line with other riding offences, whereby a breach of the rules that gains an unfair advantage can lead to a change in the result.

At a previous hearing at Guildford Crown Court, the trust pleaded guilty to two health and safety offences and a breach of duty by failing to take into account the capabilities of a care worker it employed.

Forced marriage will become a criminal offence, as will a breach of a forced-marriage protection order.

The Forced Marriage (Protection and Jurisdiction) Act was the first legislation in the UK to make it an offence to breach a protection order.

The Forced Marriage (Protection and Jurisdiction) Act was the first legislation in the UK to make it an offence to breach a forced marriage protection order.

New legislation came into effect last November which made it a criminal offence to breach a protection order.

Imran Khan, 34, of Accrington, pleaded guilty at Preston crown court on Monday to charges of kidnap, kidnap with intent to commit a sexual offence and breach of a sexual offences prevention order.

A proposed law would make it "an offence to breach authority using mass active or passive resistance against security forces and to include as a crime of assault any threatening or intimidating behaviour", and simply blockading traffic or using social media to organise protest could land you in jail for two years.