4 sentences with 'offence'

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Brief definition: offence

1. An action that breaks a law or rule; a crime. 2. Behavior that causes someone to feel hurt, angry, or upset. 3. In sports, the team or players trying to score points.

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North was not found guilty of any offence related to the cheques.

Slaves were not usually killed outright, but this was because murder was seen as an offence to the gods, not because there were legal consequences.

This is why freedom, exclusive to man, is a gift received from above, which no one can take away without committing a double offence: to the victim, by depriving him of this divine gift, and to God, by disregarding an attribute which he wished to bestow on his creature.

In March 2003, referring to the U.S. led coalition's actions in the Iraq War, Clark told the newspaper Sunday Star Times; "I don't think that September 11 under a Gore presidency would have had this consequence for Iraq." She subsequently sent a letter to Washington apologising for any offence that her comment may have caused.

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