Sentence examples for a third infraction from inspiring English sources

In Texas, misdemeanor-theft charges, after a third infraction, become felonies, and, he explained, "It is reasonable to expect that a percentage of the thieves caught will give statements in exchange for leniency".

Under N.B.A. policy, a first infraction forces a player to enroll in a league program.

A second infraction — typically, either a positive test or an arrest — triggers a $25,000 fine.

A sixth infraction could trigger higher fines and a possible suspension.

The fine for a first offense is $100, with a second infraction at $200.

I hate to think how his community-service obligations would have multiplied had he received a ticket for a second infraction.

The law punishes employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants by suspending their business license for 10 days on the first offense and revoking it for a second infraction.

If there is a second infraction by a team, part of it is served concurrently with the previous penalty until the first player returns to the ice.

It may appear that a positive association is not unlikely, as a first infraction may result in an informal warning and only the second or later infraction in an actual sanction if the agency pursues a tough sanction strategy.

He receives a warning, followed by time in the "refocus chair" (AKA, a time out) if the warning is not enough to prevent a second infraction.

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