Sentence examples for future transgression from inspiring English sources

"He has also been warned that any future transgression will result in a life ban.

A Pre-Crimes UniTom Cruiseator (Tom Cruise) discovers that he himself is a suspect in just such a future transgression and has a young whippersnapper (Colin Farrell) on his trail.

They may, however, impose a form of "suspended sentence" whereby the former Tottenham player would face severe punishment in the event of any future transgressions.

Breuer added that a "sword of Damocles" was now hanging over HSBC and that any future transgressions would have dire consequences for the bank.

A commenter on the article in The Times, Daniel in Connecticut, thought that the $16,000-a-day 16,000-a-day 16,000-a-daysions "is hardly a deterrent to a multi-billion dollar corporation".

The commission considered that the justice of the case was met by imposing penalties which to a large degree will act as an incentive to both parties to avoid any future transgressions".

Put the warning in writing and document any future transgressions.

Six-figure fines and warnings against future transgressions are only part of these firms' worries.

This is on us, as are his future transgressions.

That's the warning of a new study, called "The Slippery Slope: How Small Ethical Transgressions Pave The Way For Larger Future Transgressions," by David Welsh of the University of Washington, Lisa Ordóñez of the University of Arizona, Deirdre Snyder of Providence College, and Michael Christian of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

We believe that we are intrinsically more moral than others, that we will behave more ethically than others in the future and that transgressions committed by others are morally worse than our own.