Sentence examples for the offence that from inspiring English sources

In a statement issued first on his behalf and then twice in person, the pontiff expressed deep regret for the offence that had been taken.

Consider the offence that might be caused to, say, a Sandringham forestry foreman, forced to share an honour with Sir David Manning.

"The BBC apologises for the offence that may have been caused by Allan Beswick's comments," said a BBC spokesman in a statement.

Often, a report will detail the offence that led to the victim's death: she was having an affair or she wanted to leave.

Earlier Ali Bajwa QC, for Butt, had argued that his client's sentence was "out of proportion to the seriousness of the offence that was committed".

Expelled members who attempt to rejoin are normally flagged automatically to the NEC when they submit their application, though local parties can also flag attempts, depending on the offence that led to expulsion.

He says the offences that gave rise to the Leveson inquiry were against the law.

Macdonald told the Guardian: "Some of the offences that have been committed are exceptionally serious and they require grave punishment, and the sentencing guidelines cater for this.

"It doesn't really matter what the nature of the offences are – if we went down that road of making judgments of the nature of the offences, that would compromise our editorial standards".

Before that announcement, Simon Barker - a spokesman for FIFPro - had said: "Anybody committing a serious offence in the semi-final should be awarded a red card and miss the final, but the offences that result in a yellow card do not justify the serious punishment of missing the match of your life.

Simon Barker, a spokesman for FIFPro, said: "Anybody committing a serious offence in the semi-final should be awarded a red card and miss the final, but the offences that result in a yellow card do not justify the serious punishment of missing the match of your life.