Sentences with phrase «particular offense»

Russ Walsh, a retired classroom teacher and reading specialist, took particular offense with Brooks» statement that «the [new] English standards encourage reading comprehension.»

Genauer took particular offense at four austere black canvases — «unspeakably boring,» she called them — by a 23 - year - old painter the show's curator had discovered in a studio on West Broadway.

It is for that reason that an old sermon or a sermon read from a book for an entirely different occasion is a particular offense to the oral culture.

Although we have cracked down on drunken driving and in general want to hold people who commit crimes while under the influence of alcohol culpable, we are not accustomed to holding such persons culpable for their ignorance beyond the particular offense.

He adds the department is studying why more people of color continue to be arrested for that particular offense.

Other rules often apply but are based on the particular offense.

In many states, people who conspire to commit a particular offense can face the same penalty as if they actually committed the offense.

Typically, a state's DMV will require you to get an SR - 22 in order to reinstate your driving privileges following a particular offense.

The date, location and description of each moving violation are placed next to each particular offense.

Alabama will then determine how many points to put on your license for that particular offense.