Sentence examples for offence to avoid from inspiring English sources

It should also no longer be a criminal offence to avoid paying the licence fee, the report said.

Mediation helps minors who committed an offence to avoid imprisonment if the offense isn't serious.

Sexual offences are included in "other crime" to avoid revealing the location of victims.

Ensure that legislation and practice: o de-criminalise status offences and exploitation to avoid such children being unnecessarily arrested in the first place; o maximise the use of all possible extended family and community contacts who can act as caregivers for such children, thus enabling them to benefit from diversion and alternatives, even if the immediate family is not an option.

Mr Alexander said: "We should create a new offence of corporate failure to avoid preventing an economic crime and also that organisations who facilitate or encourage evasion should face the same penalty as the evaders themselves".

Mr Alexander, who will make the Commons announcement, said then: "We should create a new offence of corporate failure to avoid preventing an economic crime and also that organisations [which] facilitate or encourage evasion should face the same penalty as the evaders themselves.

It's not a case of turning the page to avoid offence.

In Europe Miss Suu Kyi, fielding questions by stressing the importance of the rule of law, managed to avoid offence.

Carney's solutions, though couched in language eviscerated in order to avoid offence, boil down as follows.

Clearly Jamie Oliver was trying to avoid offence by excluding an ingredient (Letters, 6 October; Report, 5 October).

His one-liners have magically managed to avoid offence, which also makes him well-liked by the celebrity attendees.