Sentence examples for offence given by from inspiring English sources

Indifference to offence given by these poems is a failure of interpretation.

Colleagues rushed to console Gcina Malindi as the lawyer welled up while seeking to link the offence given by the painting with the continued poverty suffered by black South Africans since Apartheid.

(The sitting was suspended at 11.30 and resumed at 12.00) Mr President, I would like to make an unreserved apology to the President of the European Parliament, to colleagues and to the House for any offence given by the remarks I made on 31 January when opposing the new powers granted to the President over the Rules of Procedure.

It was one of the offences given by Paetus Thrasea that he had not acquitted himself with credit at this festival (Dion Cass. LXI.19; Tac. Ann. XIV.15, XV.33, XVI.21).

"Over and over again we have seen people on trial for the most serious offences who have attended lectures or speeches given by these men".

Judge Colm Mac Eochaidh refused the request for an arrest warrant on the grounds that no information had been given by the US authorities about where the alleged offences took place.

It is an offence to be drunk on a plane or to refuse to obey instructions given by the captain.

A harassment warning can be given by police following an allegation which, if true and if repeated, would amount to an offence under the PHA.

Mr Burke said listening to Kiani had given him a different impression to that given by the paperwork, while Mr Bradburn said Kiani had been "ashamed" and had not committed any further offences.

Here Mr Ryan has given offence by the frequency of his sins rather than their gravity.

Ideally each year's show should start with an inclusive song and dance number scripted by South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker, in which hilariously outrageous offence is given to all.