Sentence examples for offences set from inspiring English sources

The defence will not apply to a number of serious offences – mainly violent and sexual offences – set out in the bill.

Among the other offences set out by the suit Ailes was accused of "ogling Carlson in his office and asking her to turn around so he could view her posterior".

The conventions still demand that we do not call the police the militia and that we refer to captured prisoners as defendants; we charge them with specified offences; set out the evidence of crimes we say they have committed, and stand them on trial.

In 2002, a group of American police who were fed up of making menial street arrests for petty drug offences set up LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition), an organisation that aims to bring together law enforcement and criminal justice workers who support a system of regulation and control of drugs that currently remain illegal.

Legislation to strip dual nationals of their Australian citizenship if they are involved in terrorism offences looks set to pass parliament, after the Coalition party room agreed to changes proposed by a multiparty parliamentary committee.

Shameless gave us James McAvoy and Anne-Marie Duff and No Offence looks set to move a few more actors' careers up to the next level.

That was overturned by a Cardinals challenge, with replays showing the quarterback's knee had gone down before he reached into the endzone, but the Steelers' offence had set the tone by moving 71 yards in just nine plays.

New factual programmes will focus on the children of the Gaza war, with Lyse Doucet, Britain's forgotten slave owners and a series about a new sex offence unit set up by the Greater Manchester Police force.

The post caused huge offence and set off yet another round of anguished debate about the state of race relations in the country 22 years after the end of apartheid.

New police powers that could see citizens in New South Wales face bans on their employment, restrictions on movement and curfews without ever having committed an offence would set up a "rival criminal justice system" and should be scrapped, the New South Wales Bar Association has warned.

Uefa listed the offences as setting off/throwing of fireworks and/or other objects, crowd disturbances and display of an "illicit banner".