Sentence examples for offended in relation from inspiring English sources

"Firstly, I want to offer a sincere and unreserved apology to anybody I may have offended in relation to these tweets," it read.

He added: "In the end, it was this exposure to debt that probably drove the offending in relation to the Kings science academy frauds".

Nothing to offend in there.

Children (teenage sons/brothers) offend in 6 of 106 cases.

Most notably, it is a difference of views in relation to the right to offend.

To investigate the prevalence of mental disorders in (subgroups of) juvenile suspects who sexually offended (JSOs), and its relation with criminal re-referrals five to eight years later.

This is again reflected in other literature, which shows that lack of confidence among staff in relation to abuse is underpinned primarily by fear of offending women or knowing how to respond appropriately post-disclosure [ 53, 58].

Based on recent data for the crucial role of the type of the underlying infection in immune responses in sepsis [ 2], the purpose of the present study was to investigate the pattern of TREM-1 expression on cells of myeloid origin in a prospective cohort of sepsis in relation with the causative infection and the offending pathogen.

In the mainstream literature, family empowerment has also been touted as critical in relation to chronic disease as well as mental health, disability and juvenile offending [ 26].

And in relation to America?

Lord McAlpine's solicitors plan to ask everyone who tweeted his name in relation to false allegations about child abuse to make a small donation to charity and to remove all offending posts on Twitter.