Sentence examples for for repeat offenses from inspiring English sources

Others have imposed tougher sentencing measures, particularly for repeat offenses.

Current fines are $2,200 for a first offense and up to $10,000 for repeat offenses.

Criminal penalties includes fines of as much as $1 million or 10 years in jail for repeat offenses.

For juveniles, the task is even trickier because, by definition, adolescence is a time of development and flux; a boy who seems at high risk for repeat offenses at 14 may no longer be so at 16.

Activists who peaceably block foreclosures, for instance, can be fined up to ten thousand euros, and upward of twenty thousand euros for "repeat offenses," according to the news site El Diario.

Mr. Le Grand, the French official, said his agency had the power to fine companies up to €100,000, or about $132,000, for a first offense and up to €300,000 for repeat offenses.

Suffolk recently increased fines for illegal parking in handicapped spaces from $50 to $150 for a first violation and $200 for repeated offenses.

The problem has gotten so bad that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law last week a measure that increased fines for violators — to up to $1,000 for repeated offenses.

The councilman, David Yassky, plans to introduce a bill tomorrow that would increase inspections of stores suspected of locking in employees and increase fines on stores found in violation, to $5,000 from $500, for the first offense and as high as $20,000 for repeated offenses.

Organizations or companies will pay $1,396 per swear, and face a suspension for repeated offenses.

Handle rule breaking swiftly and professionally, and instill consequences for repeated offenses.