Sentence examples for potential offense from inspiring English sources

"But you don't bring them out to the firing line for what might be only a potential offense".

We did some homework — speaking to New Yorkers, branding people, and even running some survey work asking about the name and any potential offense it might cause.

One issue raised by this case is how far educators should modify class content to anticipate potential offense to the faith of their students.

As British Naturism ("the UK's representative organization for all naturists") points out, the ECHR proffered no evidence on the actual or potential offense caused by Stephen's nude state, which is apparently liable to be "morally and otherwise offensive" to "unwarned members of the public".

Inspectors often arrived during peak club hours with a checklist of potential offenses, from under-age drinking to fruit flies in liquor bottles.

Potential offenses by Olympus include false accounting and breaches of duties by the board, according to the Oct. 11 report by PricewaterhouseCoopers that Mr. Woodford provided to Bloomberg News.

In "Offense to Others," he weighed the balance between individual and community rights by asking his readers to imagine they were riding in a bus they could not leave and being subjected to a series of potential offenses -- loud music, scratching on a metallic surface, the handling of what looked like a real grenade, overt sexual behavior.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 — A newly completed Army criminal investigation has implicated 28 active-duty and reserve personnel in the homicides of two Afghan men detained at the American air base at Bagram in December 2002, and describes potential offenses ranging from involuntary manslaughter to assault to conspiracy, the Army said on Thursday.

Amid reports the White House is gearing up to try and discredit an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russia ties, Trump also questioned why investigators weren't looking into potential offenses he alleged his 2016 Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton and James Comey, the former FBI director, may have committed.

The JPI report argued that police do have another, detrimental effect on the educational environment: They essentially turn every disciplinary offense into a potential crime.

What the Americans brought to the table was exactly what it looked like on paper: enormous potential on offense, delivered with speed.