Sentence examples for offence over from inspiring English sources

Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said he knows he "committed no offence" over his brother Liam's abuse case.

It is understood that the rebel investors took offence over a conversation Laffin had had with another shareholder.

In April, Switzerland's FC Sion were punished for a similar offence over the signing of the Egyptian goalkeeper Essam el-Hadary from Al-Alhy.

Terry, 31, is accused of a racially-aggravated public order offence over video footage which appears to show him shout an offensive comment at QPR defender Ferdinand during a Barclays Premier League match in October.

The Guardian appeared on Saturday to have been barred by Donald Trump's presidential campaign after a spat the previous day, when the presumptive Republican presidential nominee took offence over questioning about his allegedly "toxic" politics.

Other problems include the charging of Sports Direct's chief executive, David Forsey, with a criminal offence over the collapse of its fashion chain, USC, and unions continuing to target Sports Direct's use of zero-hours contracts.

The effect of gender, race, age and contextual contingencies such as drug type and seriousness of the offence on over- and under-reporting substance use has also been investigated [24] with race as the only factor so far demonstrating an effect on admitting drug taking behaviour.

As with all mandatory punishments, it privileges some offences over others.

Now the government is working on an amnesty bill aimed at pardoning those jailed for political offences over the past few years.

It was ordered to pay £1.5m after admitting health and safety offences over the 1997 Southall crash in which seven people were killed.

Police in China have arrested 904 people for "meat-related offences" over the past three months, China's public security bureau announced on Thursday.