"I am sure," said she, "I am very sorry if I have
offended him.
"Excuse me my Sophia for having thus unwillingly
offended you--" replied I--and then changing the conversation, desired her to admire the noble Grandeur of the Elms which sheltered us from the Eastern Zephyr.
Panelo, who is also Duterte's chief legal counsel, also asserted that the President never intends to
offend women with his sexist jokes.
They also examined whether school suspensions, the most common response to youth's misbehavior at school, amplified the likelihood that adolescents would
offend as they grew into young adults.
Umno secretary-general Tan Sri Annuar Musa today apologised for saying that a by-election might happen in Langkawi, claiming that the remark was made in jest and not meant to
offend anyone.
Didn't those young men sacrifice enough for us to stop worrying about who we
offend and start to realise that those so easily
offended are the ones strangling our rights to be free and the freedom so many of those who did not return died for.
Professor George Mair, an expert in criminal justice at Liverpool Hope University, said people are most likely to
offend in their late teens.
More than half of women who
offend are themselves victims of domestic abuse, just over half of female prisoners report childhood abuse, and almost half of all women in custody are reported to suffer from anxiety and depression.
In some parts of the world, such as the U.S., adolescents who
offend sexually have also been subjected to registration and community notification laws in the hopes of protecting people from being victimized by these youth (Zimring, 2004).
Our intention with our new video was never to
offend, hurt or trivialize Native American people, their culture or their history," the group wrote Saturday on their (http://www.nodoubt.com/news/default.aspx?nid=39659&aid=408&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=rss&utm_medium=News&utm_content=nid_39659) website .