Sentence examples for offences for the from inspiring English sources

More daring policemen are issuing fines for driving offences for the first time since the war.

Emotionally it serves only to humiliate; while legally, the boy's details could remain on the police database under "sex offences" for the next century.

Giving evidence about the offences for the first time, Alqudsi cried and said it wasn't fair he was put in the same classification as terrorists in jail.

The sharp rise in the headline figures is due to the inclusion of an estimated 5.1m online fraud incidents and 2.5m cybercrime offences for the first time.

It became, as ever, a battle of the breakdown, Justin Tipuric and Pocock vying with each other, but both offences for the teams' respective three points of the first half were for a No 6 straying offside.

Two years after new domestic abuse laws made "coercive or controlling behaviour" criminal offences for the first time police forces remain poorly trained and ill-equipped to deal with the new crimes, MPs and campaigners say.

The US authorities are now investigating whether Standard Chartered breached its sanctions rules beyond 2007, the period when the previous offences for which the bank was penalised took place.

"We have seen the knock-on effect from this in the reduced number of recorded driving offences, for example the use of mobile phones," said Dollimore.

You do not actually have to have committed any offence for the act to be enforced.

Sunday night saw New Orleans click on offence for the first time all season, beating the Green Bay Packers 44-23.

Earlier this year Russia made insider trading a criminal offence for the first time.But the variations between jurisdictions remain striking.