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The Lei Seca (Dry Law) makes it a criminal offence to drive with a blood-alcohol concentration of 6 decigrams per litre or higher.

As if which day having been spoken by me to have remembered one people who causes offence to lately abruptly, she is fond of Hai Zi's poem!

There is no doubt that it is a criminal offence to hack into others' computers and get secret data .

The declaration states that any act of torture or other cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment is an offence to human dignity.

In the Central African Republic it is an offence to be a "witch" and prisons are full of children and adults accused of sorcery.

Causing offence to the Communist Party remains easy and also catastrophic for the bottom line.

Whether he has stepped over the line from offence to harm is here a judgement call, one on which intelligent people can disagree.

It would have made it an offence to enter a property to place a bug or obtain personal information.

In Britain it is illegal to marry under the age of 18 without your parents' permission and an offence to marry at all under the age of 16.

If I wasn't obliged to, I couldn't find it in my heart to give offence to my loved ones.

It was almost a capital offence to play Bach on a modern grand piano instead of a harpsichord.

Offence to catch rate of not less than 90 percent, motor vehicle violations recorded efficiency of not less than 80 percent.

Under the Restriction of Offensive Weapons Act 1959 it was a criminal offence to "offer for sale" a flick knife.

Give offence to, make angry She was offended by my remarks.

It is an offence to other athletes rather than protection for Liu. Where is the spirit of fair play?

I must ask you to tone down your remarks; they are giving offence to some of our visitors.

It is an offence to furnish false or misleading information. offenders will BE prosecuted.

The author proposed that the crime of illegal medical practice is also an non-statutory offence to intent.

It turns out that a minister has taken offence to an article he wrote and has complained to the police.

I mean, why bother? Why create all these slightly different worlds? No offence to you, just never liked it.

That cesspool is an offence to the neighbourhood.

Don't ask the other any too personal questions, lest you may give offence to the other.

Eg. He behave himself so as not to give offence to others.

The Poster was banned by London Underground because of its potential to cause offence to French speakers.

We would rather lose everything in life than commit an offence to devotees.

A 2008 amendment to America's Lacey act has made it an offence to import illegal timber.

It is an offence to travel without a valid ticket penalty 100.

That dirty old house is an offence to everyone who lives in the street.

the outcome is an offence to basic justice.

In some countries he has to work illegally as it is an imprisonable offence to profit from kidnapping. Which technically he is.

The Director mentioned to the student that what is doing is a severe offence to him and to the Institute.

Note: No offence to all car drivers!

he made it a criminal offence to be caught there,

If items are culturally inappropriate, they can cause deep offence to the affected populations.

I often give offence to people by mistake.

It's an offence to harbour the criminals.

It is an offence to feed birds.

It is easy to give offence to someone if you are impolite.

Then he considered how just and merciful a king this Duncan had been, how clear of offence to his subjects

On Chinese Legislation and the Norm Evaluation of the Compulsory Indecent Offence to Female

culturally appropriate to avoid the risk of offence to local populations

Misery is the duty of all sublunary beings, and every enjoyment is an offence to the deity. (No. 44)

The Position of the Intent of the Offence to Intent