Sentence examples for a subsequent violation from inspiring English sources

Georgian officials strongly suspect that a subsequent violation of their airspace May 20 was a Russian attempt to plant false evidence regarding the ground-based firings, although in the end investigators did not visit the area in question.

First-time violators of the policy will not be subject to discipline, but if they have a subsequent violation, it will be considered a second violation of the policy in terms of determining the appropriate discipline.

It was also adjudged that upon a subsequent violation of the statute 'the suspension of the writ of ouster shall be removed' by the court 'and absolute ouster be enforced,' and to that end the court retained 'its full and complete jurisdiction over the cause.' 237 Mo.

When any rule under subsection (a)(1)(B) takes effect a subsequent violation thereof shall constitute an unfair or deceptive act or practice in violation of section 45(a)(1) of this title, unless the Commission otherwise expressly provides in such rule.

That means that starting July 1, Florida head shop proprietors found selling pipes, bongs, and bowls, etc. will be charged with a first-degree misdemeanor; any subsequent violation will result in a third-degree felony charge, in which they lose the right to vote.

But the M.L.B. policy, as defined in a six-page memo in 1997 from Selig, then the chairman of the executive council as the interim commissioner, warns vaguely that a "second and any subsequent violation will result in immediate discipline".

Three other players were placed on personal probation for two years, meaning they may attend classes and participate in extracurricular activities but can be immediately suspended for any subsequent violation of student standards of conduct.

If an individual had committed this many violations, a sentencing judge would probably "throw the book" at the person by imposing a higher sentence for any subsequent violations.

Companies that fail to comply face fines of $100,000 for a first violation and $300,000 for a second or subsequent violation.

Upon receipt of a charge of a violation of academic ethics that constitutes a student's second or subsequent violation from a faculty member or an unresolved first violation, the Director of Student Conduct (or designee) shall appoint a hearing panel to consider the charge(s).

Suspensions for players who fail to fulfill terms of a drug-treatment program range from 15 to 25 games for an initial violation, 25-50 games for a second violation, 50 to 75 games for a third violation, at least one year for a fourth violation and commissioner's discretion for any subsequent violations.