Sentence examples for most serious repeat from inspiring English sources

Outlining the justice bill, he said he would reintroduce a mandatory life sentence for "the most serious repeat offenders".

Plans for the alternative include a "greater number of life sentences, including mandatory life sentences for the most serious repeat offenders", the Premier said.

The incident was the most serious involving the repeated hazing of the student, according to the Trumbull police.

Commenters on ABC were divided about the new program, which the state police minister, Liza Harvey, said would provide information on the "most dangerous, absconded and serious repeat sexual offenders".

In his first public remarks about some of the most serious allegations, the witness, David Chang, repeated some of what he is said to have told investigators since he began cooperating 14 months ago in their inquiry into the activities of Mr. Torricelli, a New Jersey Democrat.

Older children are generally protected from the most serious effects of illness by antimalarial immunity acquired through repeated infections [2].

That is why we are taking a tougher stance on knife crime by making punishment against repeat offenders stronger and banning cautions for the most serious offences".

Most serious crime is committed by a relatively small proportion of the population, mostly male repeat offenders below the age of 30, and very often their offending will have begun in childhood.

It raises the maximum age for a victim of statutory rape from 14 to 15, increases penalties for repeat sex offenders and prohibits bail for people accused of the most serious sexual offenses against minors.

At least 40 people were killed across the country, repeating a cycle that has become a fixture of the most serious challenge to the Assad family's four decades of dictatorial rule.

In light of the repeated offenses, the NCAA tagged the university that November with its second most serious charge, "failure to monitor".