Sentence examples for future infractions from inspiring English sources

McNair said Friday he wanted to take a step to deter future infractions.

Under its consent decree, ProdiGene agreed to post a $1 million bond to pay for problems arising from any possible future infractions.

If the reaction of the league — levying a hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars in fines on three hard hitters and threatening suspensions for future infractions — could be considered excessive, then so, certainly, were the inevitable gripes that followed, about putting pink skirts on the players.

What actions might you take to immediately discourage future infractions?

However, Peralta served his suspension and, barring future infractions, should be allowed to play.

NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Ray Anderson issued the fines and informed the players in letters that future infractions will lead to escalated fines and suspensions.

The fines may be harder for drivers to pay than for teams, but both are designed to deter future rule infractions.

The athletic director also said he had not been told if there would be any future penalties for infractions by former players and that he was not aware of any ongoing investigations.

On 28 August, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell attempted to quiet the critics by announcing the league would impose six-game suspensions for future domestic violence infractions and a lifetime ban for repeat offenders.

That agreement that will give Mr. Cuomo the power to fine the 12 companies for any future lead jewelry infraction anywhere in the country — a power that the federal consumer product agency does not have.

As soon as the behavior of their employees came to light, ACORN fired the offending employees and soon thereafter closed ACORN counseling offices for several days of retraining to prevent a similar infraction in the future.