Sentence examples for offending which from inspiring English sources

At the same time, our methods of punishing serious juvenile offenders should enable us to reckon with the root causes of their offending, which is precisely what laws like automatic transfer foreclose.

Douglas said Thomson was arrogant and showed a lack of insight into his offending, which was very serious.

Why is violent crime – with the exception of sexual offending, which may be explained by the greater reporting of previously taboo incidents – also falling?

The prime minister set out his approach to youth offending, which also includes incentives to encourage good behaviour, in a speech to community leaders in Croydon, south London.

Carroll said she had worked with Voller since he was given his first "devastating" sentence of 18 months at the age of 11 for a combination of breaching orders and further offending, which she described as low order.

This exercise finally swept away the defeatism of Nothing Works and produced a report, Reducing Offending, which drew heavily on American experiments to pour a stream of fresh thinking into the Home Office.

But we would rather see resources used to help addicts recover, and reduce the number of victims of crime by reducing re-offending, which Durham's "checkpoint" scheme is aiming to do".

"We're softening his message to help with the groups he's offended, which include . . .

Robbie also revealed that Harry was "offended", which seems a tad rich.

Brash and blunt at 53, Mr. Santorum is a what-you-see-is-what-you-get politician, unapologetic if his views offend, which they often do.

The Clarkson row is about something much bigger than his right to offend, which is why we need our public institutions to get with the programme.