Now you are talking about repeat offenders, big-risk offenders - they deserve lengthy driving bans if not losing their licence permanently.
The three-time World Touring Cars champion found it a struggle in DTM - the German Touring Car series - to achieve the results he has become accustomed to during his lengthy driving career.
When Jeter smacked a home run last Sunday on the first pitch he saw after coming off the disabled list, it fed the notion that a 39-year-old coming off a serious injury and a lengthy layoff might be a driving force rather than an ancillary piece.
The lorry driver, Owen Davis, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving but following a lengthy investigation was told that he would not face prosecution after medical tests showed he had a whooping-cough infection at the time, backing up his story.
Also be sure to obtain as lengthy a driving history as possible.
Path-dependent policy traditions of these countries representing a shared duty-to-work tradition (expanded considerably in the early 1990s) and a lengthy tradition regarding state involvement are therefore important driving forces.
Merritt Sr. has a lengthy rap sheet that includes multiple convictions for forgery, misconduct involving weapons, driving with a suspended license, and possession.
In a lengthy interview, Mr. Walcott struggled to name any achievements for which he had been the driving force, finally citing the creation of an early-literacy program for children in public housing and a mayoral Office of Adult Education.
The janitor, Clarence Williams, 50, was charged with driving while intoxicated, and it was soon discovered that he had a lengthy criminal record, including a guilty plea to attempted rape, and had served five years in state prison.
Two years previously, the now-retired striker had forged letters to the police in a bid to avoid a driving ban after picking up six charges of speeding, and, after a lengthy trial, was given a custodial sentence.
