Sentence examples for some offence from inspiring English sources

"The next phase is now to start going on some offence," he said.

"The next phase is now to start going on some offence," he told NBC TV.

If the price of that is some offence, I think it's a price that has to be paid".

After months of intelligence gathering, and weeks of securing US personnel in diplomatic missions, "the next phase is now to start going on some offence".

By describing it, he will cause some offence – though it will mostly be to people who would never vote for him anyway.

Charlie Hebdo reprinted a text from the Manifesto of Liberties Association, a French secular Muslim body, arguing that the orchestrated violence was a warning to Europe's Muslims from abroad that "You don't have the right to think 'like Europeans'", and urging the West to reaffirm Europe's tradition of free thought.That some offence should be taken is understandable.

We know there are some offences that would never be discussed by police in this way.

The Ministry of Justice defended the apparent disparity in sentencing in some offences.

As with all mandatory punishments, it privileges some offences over others.

Some offences are wilful, which is why the sin bin was created, and amount to cheating.

Despite rises in some offences, such as those involving child pornography and drugs, the overall volume and severity of crime reported to the police has been falling steadily.