Sentence examples for offence for using from inspiring English sources
The three men were accused of a public order offence for using the term, which is widely considered to be anti-semetic.
He was riding a standard blue and white motorised beer cooler, and received two fines from local police: $389 for the drink driving offence, and $777 for using an unregistered vehicle.
The creation of an illicit enrichment offence for use when public officials have a significant and inexplicable increase in their assets.
He was one of 71 motorists stopped for traffic offences - 50 for using mobile phones - by officers patrolling in an unmarked HGV cab fitted with cameras.
However, an additional option, "confidence to commit an offence", was added to the reasons for using a substance in order to explore this possibility among the prison inmates.
Lawyer Nick Freeman is notorious for using legal loopholes to successfully defend celebrity clients accused of motoring offences.
Cellino's son Ercole recently stepped down from his position on the Leeds board, having apologised for causing offence after using Nazi references to describe his new haircut on social media.
In second place was an advert for Booking.com, which caused offence by using the word "booking" as an apparent substitute for a swearword.
He was reported by the umpires Steve Garrett and Steve O'Shaughnessy for a level two offence – essentially using language or a gesture of an offensive nature – and received an automatic suspension for two matches on account of a previous demeanour involving dissent.
Gale was reported by the umpires Steve Garrett and Steve O'Shaughnessy for a level two offence – essentially using language or a gesture of an offensive nature – after reportedly telling Prince to "fuck off back to your own country, you Kolpak fucker".
Police said 211 people were arrested for offences including using threatening or insulting words or behaviour, criminal damage, aggravated trespass, violent disorder and for going equipped with intent to cause criminal damage.
