Sentence examples for sort of offence from inspiring English sources

"The Met has one of the largest cyber crime and fraud teams in Europe, with up to 500 specialist officers dedicated to tackling this sort of offence.

Fifa had been specific in its instructions on how to deal with this sort of offence and Vautrot set the sort of disciplinary standards the World Cup needs to heed, otherwise there will be anarchy.

Robbery combined with violence was "the sort of offence, second only to premeditated murder (a relatively uncommon crime), most likely to be prosecuted and punished to [the law's] utmost rigour".

"We are investigating laws under bribery legislation, under corruption legislation and under fraud legislation; those are the sort of offences we are currently considering".

"It seems to me that there are potentially all sorts of offences which could be committed.

Cyclists can be — and are — fined or prosecuted for all sorts of offences, including jumping red lights, riding on pavements or without lights, and "dangerous" or "careless" cycling.

However, he added: "We must be confident that the message sent to those who may be currently worried about reporting these sorts of offences is not that they are not encouraged to do so, quite the reverse: they are, and we need to make sure that those messages are clear".

If the court finds that mischief was committed, it means she wasn't, but her honest belief that she was is a defence to these sorts of offences.

Investigators are now exploring whether the cause is linked to any sort of criminal offence.

So when I think somebody had seen that, it set them the wrong way, rather than thinking that as a story, which was being played out, they took it as sort of an offence against their women, and unfortunately it escalated to this point".

What sort of classroom offences might they be for?