Sentence examples for an additional offense from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that is arguably an additional offense.

In 1982, when he was 17, he picked up seven violations, mainly for refusing to follow an order, and an additional offense for fighting.

He was suspended from the sport for two years; the penalty was later reduced to one year, and it came with a warning that he would be barred for life for any additional offense.

That list includes about a dozen additional offenses, most of them nonviolent, and several including the sale of marijuana.

That jumps to $2,000 for a second violation and up to $3,000 for each additional offense.

Is Mr Frum's problem with DREAM really that an undocumented immigrant can't get booted extra hard for the additional offense of lying about qualifying for legal status under DREAM Mr Frum's second allegedly nightmarish scenario goes as follows:You're a 40-year-old illegal alien who entered the country as an adult.

"Where it worked in the past because we scored enough runs, we're going to have to find a way to reconstruct and still find the quality in the bullpen to get the job done in the seventh inning and use that money to get additional offense".

Within days of officially taking over for Bud Selig, in January 2015, Manfred underscored that stance (and shocked much of the industry) by telling ESPN during a live broadcast that he was in favor of pitch clocks and would explore eliminating defensive shifts in the interest of "injecting additional offense" into the game.

In my opinion, however, the Government may not, following vacation of a conviction, reindict a defendant for additional offenses arising out of the same transaction but not charged in the original indictment.

Also last year, six women filed suit against Howard, alleging that the university had been slow to respond to reports of sexual assault, and that, in at least one instance, this had allowed a perpetrator to commit additional offenses.

Before that time, Congress made the provision permanent in an 1820 omnibus piracy bill that also defined additional offenses.