Sentence examples for offences playing from inspiring English sources

Police will lose powers to fine rickshaw drivers for petty offences, playing to a core group of supporters.

Having grabbed a big budget increase, the army could probably afford such a campaign.The election commission has been widely condemned for absurdly stringent new campaign rules, under which candidates risk disqualification for such trivial offences as playing music at their rallies or having posters that are not quite the approved size.

Last month, a group of British players in Australia were arrested and charged with match-fixing offences while playing for the Melbourne-based Stars in the second-tier Victorian Premier League.

He received a yellow card for the offence while playing against Arsenal in 2009 and was booked for simulation in an England shirt, against Montenegro at Wembley, the following year.

He also received a five-match ban for committing a similar offence while playing for Wigan in 2008.

It explained an offence of playing an opponent without the ball should have resulted in an "entry-point of a five-week playing suspension".

John Weckert also notes that cultural differences in giving and taking offence play a role in the design of more egalitarian information technologies (Weckert 2007).

Let every ten-billion-dollar appropriation for planes and ships trail a quiet little rider with something rather good buried in it (we ourself would like to see it made a federal offence to play a portable radio on the beach. View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

Donohoe says that in the emerging new retail environment, the company is playing offence when it comes to redefining retail and leading the next generation of payments and commerce.

United captain Roy Keane was red-carded for two bookable offences, with his team playing the last thirty minutes of normal time a man down.

That could mean an offence as trivial as playing video games or talking back to an elder.