Sentence examples for offence was made from inspiring English sources

The panel's ruling stated: "The commission took into account that the offence was made directly against a player while the ball was not in dispute and that the offence was deliberate and intentional and without provocation.

"The offence is made out.

If we, our chief justice, our chief yahoo, our officials, or any of our servants offend in any respect against any man or woman or 13-year-old wonderkid, or transgress any of the articles of the peace or of this security, and the offence is made known to four of the said twenty-five barons, they shall send a Tweet to declare it and claim immediate redress.

During the intervening time faceless suits (again, no offence) are making shedloads off your hard-earned.

Another of Abu al-Khair's grave offences was "making international organisations hostile to the kingdom".

The report reveals that one of Mercer's offences was making derogatory comments about fellow MPs.

In Scotland stalking was made an offence in 2010.

In 1980, making derogatory remarks against Islamic personages was made an offence, carrying a maximum punishment of three years in jail.

By an Act of the Privy Council, on 3 April 1603, it was made an offence to bear the name MacGregor, or to give and shelter to a MacGregor.

Failing to pay the minimum wage was made a criminal offence in 2007.

Cinemas accused of showing immoral western and Indian films were closed and celebrating new year was made a capital offence.