The phrase "a second infringement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts or discussions about violations of rules, laws, or agreements, indicating that there has been more than one instance of infringement.
Example: "The company faced penalties after being found guilty of a second infringement of copyright laws."
Alternatives: "a subsequent violation" or "a repeated offense".
Ben Kantarovski's dismissal for a second infringement on the hour-mark and Phoenix substitute Matthew Ridenton's opportunistic late goal made for an uneasy finish, but the hosts defended stoutly at the death.
According to the law, the agency can fine a violating organisation up to 300,000 roubles (£3,850); a second infringement can incur a fine of up to 500,000 roubles or a suspension of its operations for up to 30 days.
First, assuming that a perfectly sound judsgment of invalidity has been rendered in an earlier suit involving the patentee, a second infringement action raising the same issue and involving much of the same proof has a high cost to the individual parties.
Rule breakers are warned once, and upon a second infringement are unceremoniously kicked out the theater with no refund.
During a match, umpires give an official warning for the first violation, deduct a point for the second, and for a third infringement, dock a whole game.
According to the Green Paper, ISPs would be legally required to take action against users who access pirated material, issue warnings for the first offence, a suspension for the second infringement and the termination of their internet contract if caught a third time.
McManus was shown a red card in stoppage time for a second yellow infringement, this time on Dani Lopez, having earlier been booked for a foul on Liam Polworth.
But she put off a decision on Cordis's motion to overturn the second infringement verdict in that case until this week.
Burns landed his first penalty in Leicester colours following one of many Manu Tuilagi breaks, before adding a second after an infringement at a scrum.
132 First, infringement of a work, in its most common sense, is synonymous with plagiarism or unlawful appropriation.
Users will receive a warning for each illegal download before losing their service on the third infringement.
