Sentences with phrase «involved on offense»

Unfortunately for Team Watts, they struggled to get their other guys involved on offense as Tom Eggleston and Ian McDonald combined to only score 9.

Chris White posted 26 points and captain Andre Knox also put in 10 points, but they struggled to get their other guys involved on offense as Toussaint Knox, Marcus White and Mike combined to only score 8.

Not exact matches

He's getting involved on both ends of the floor and is benefiting from a hobbled Griffin who is obviously laboring and limited on offense.

Players still can't use props, but having a not - too - flashy celebration while also involving everybody on the offense would be a great celebration.

Lobov was involved in a confrontation with Nurmagomedov and his team at a hotel on Tuesday, and McGregor, who was stripped of the lightweight title, reportedly took offense to that.

Nick Lima on the right and, perhaps, the reintroduction of Shea Salinas on the left could provide more pace on the back line, but those full backs are too often tasked with getting involved in the Quakes offense.

Another case being reviewed by federal prosecutors involves Mr. McPartland's 2014 prosecution of the Suffolk County technology commissioner, Donald Rodgers, on charges that included the rarely invoked offense of lying to the County Legislature.

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The best offense is a strong defense; dogs walked on leashes and kept in fenced yards are less likely to get involved in long - distance chases.

In particular, it is about the controversial practice of «carding», a practice involving stops of citizens by the police, whether there is an offense being committed or not, and recording the contact and personal information about the citizen on a «208» card.

Amicus further highlights that this case presents the narrowest and most troubling instance of such a Sixth Amendment problem — namely express judicial reliance on so - called «acquitted conduct» involving jury - rejected, judge - discovered offense facts to calculate an enhanced Guideline sentencing range and thereby justify an aggravated sentence.

Don't take personal offense because this is decided based on the statistics showing teenage drivers being involved in a high number of accidents.

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However, if you have been involved in several auto accidents or have a more serious offense on record, then you will likely have to pay a bit more for a policy.

Any offense that involved drugs or alcohol will remain on your driving record for 10 years.

A: Any time you are given a ticket for a motor vehicle offense, simply do not simply do not pay it, consult with an attorney because the penalties and points involved in a guilty plea and / or finding of a guilty plea could have a negative as well as financial impact on your driver's privileges.

A better definition of workplace violence should account for the type of offense, circumstance — where and when an incident occurs, and whether it is considered to be «on - the - job» — and party or parties involved.