Sentence examples for offend through from inspiring English sources
With the exception of an handful of women who pose real dangers to the public, there is simply no need to incarcerate women at the rate that we do, and every reason to deal with those women who offend through community penalties, curfews and electronic monitoring - as advocated most recently in this country by the review conducted by Baroness Jean Corston.
But the Redskins aren't the first to offend through iconography, and they probably won't be the last.
Ursula Yovich, the Indigenous actor and cabaret singer, said she believed in free speech but was "mortified" at Leak's cartoon depicting Indigenous parental complicity in juvenile criminal offending through neglect.
An outcry over Gucci's actions prompted a swift response; the company said it regretted any misunderstandings and wished to "sincerely apologise to anyone we may have offended through our action".
While criminal dispositions are not focused upon, the motivations which drive offenders to commit specific crime types are considered insofar as they help to identify potential methods for discouraging offending through alteration of the situational landscape (Cornish and Clarke 1986).
By depicting Cyrus as one who rebuilt temples and sought the welfare of the population, it reflects the sectarian interests of the Babylonian priests of the god Marduk, whom the former king of Babylon, Nabonidus, had offended through his patronage of a different god named Su'en.
Then she stopped herself and said, "Please, I don't want to offend anyone through this.
"I want you all to know that it was never my intent to offend anyone through my actions and I sincerely apologise to those who were hurt or felt let down by me.
This is not the first art project to examine the rituals of our social media generation ― and how camera-happy tactics can easily offend ― through the lens of the Holocaust Memorial.
This result suggests pattern of individual opportunism coupled with the spread of offending opportunities through the offender networks.
These open prison could also allow convicted offenders to make reparations to the community and address their offending behaviour through tough and effective programmes.
