Sentence examples for offences set out 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.

They were among 16 individuals accused of fraud and other offences by the US Department of Justice as it set out a series of kickback schemes in a new 240-page indictment that superseded the previous one in May.

Now, I'm sure that Ms Mantel didn't set out to cause offence to the Princess.

Ivens said the Sunday Times "abhors antisemitism and would never set out to cause offence to the Jewish people".

"You will know that the Sunday Times abhors anti-Semitism and would never set out to cause offence to the Jewish people - or any other ethnic or religious group.

Gives the secretary of state the power to proscribe organisations, and set out a range of offences connected with proscribed organisations.

A lot of people who do cause offence are setting out to cause offence.

"Barça has not set out to commit any tax offence.

He had denied the offence and told the BBC he "did not set out to defraud East Midlands Trains".