Sentence examples for technical offence from inspiring English sources

Globovision, a pro-opposition television news channel, had its microwave transmission equipment confiscated in punishment for an alleged technical offence, hobbling its operations.

(It is worth pointing out at this juncture that Wood was by no means blameless in that first fixture, having spent time in the sin bin for a technical offence. The England Saxons prop is not having a great time of it just at the moment, to say the very least).

There was one yellow card, and that for a technical offence, in a match noted for its drama rather than incidents as Northampton clambered off the ropes only to knock themselves out as the bell was about to clang for the last time.

Weir converted a penalty following a technical offence committed in the incident that led to Cusiter's departure.

"It was a technical offence, he did it to stop the attack, for the sake of the team, so for me there's not a big issue about it.

Wasps skipper Marco Wentzel was then sin-binned for a technical offence with 17 minutes left and Gloucester Darren Dawidiuk limped off with an injury soon after.

Quins did have their centres, George Lowe and Jamie Roberts, sent to the sin-bin but both were for technical offences.

Mr Swart is plainly itching for the power to impose much heavier sentences on the "defiers" than their minor technical offences justify under the law as it stands.

At the start of the 1971-72 season the referees, under instructions from the FA, started to book players for technical offences, tactical fouls and deliberate handling.

"The prosecution have preferred charges relating to certain technical offences, which are firmly denied and will be contested".

This is a highly technical form of the offence which involves a number of legal tests.