Offences means plural of offence. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts.
Offences meaning
plural of offence
Example sentences (20)
After a short pursuit through Balloch this morning, arrested a 34 year old male for the following alleged offences.
A man and woman have both been charged with suspected illegal money lending offences following a major operation.
As a result, Keith J Duval 31 years of Penetanguishene, has been charged criminally with the following offences.
A MAN has been found guilty of non-recent sexual offences against children, committed at a school in the 1960s and 70s.
A MAN with connections to parts of Gwynedd and Conwy is wanted by police for numerous offences and on recall to prison.
Asked by John Cooper KC, defending, if he had committed any of the offences he was accused of, he said: “No, I did not.
Adrian Church, 35, of Mariners Way in Lynn, appeared at the town's magistrates' court on Thursday charged with two offences.
A paedophile from Aylesbury has been jailed for sexual offences relating to him grooming two young teenage girls in Dacorum.
A number of police cars can also detect speeding offences so Superintendent Chinn warned residents to be mindful on the road.
A man has been charged with driving offences after a fatal crash on Tumbarumba Road on Monday morning.
A police source said the operation was driven by concerns about alleged offences at the institution.
A crook with 110 offences has been jailed after stealing Hugo Boss clothing worth more than £1,200 from the same shop in Shirebrook.
Among them was to introduce or revise legislation to prevent all related offences, such as smuggling, money laundering and corruption.
As regards the offences in the hospital, the barrister said that the very location of the incident was an aggravating factor in itself.
Some 288 were made in connection with offences at protests, while 133 were made following offences in communities.
Annetts had 23 previous convictions for 49 offences, including 10 for theft and dishonesty and 11 drugs offences.
Williams had 17 previous convictions for 27 offences, mainly for theft offences, and had been to prison in 2015.
Any restriction of freedom at the level of expressing concepts, as opposed to normally codified offences, is undue restriction of freedom.
He said at the time of some of the offences McGrane was under 18 and was a young adult when the later offences occurred.
These include serious criminal offences such as murder, wounding, and less serious traffic offences, among other things.
Phrases with offences
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with offences
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the offences 27×
- sexual offences 23×
- offences and 18×
- offences including 16×
- offences against 15×
- for offences 11×
- offences were 9×
- drug offences 8×
- offences in 8×
- traffic offences 8×
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