Sentence examples for offences into line from inspiring English sources
The move brings careless driving offences into line with the penalties for similar non-motoring fixed penalties.
The changes on traffic light offences brings fines for cyclists into line with those for motorists.
The changes on traffic light and pedestrian crossing offences bring fines for cyclists into line with those for car drivers.
Those in support of disqualifications add that this would bring the whip rules into line with other riding offences, whereby a breach of the rules that gains an unfair advantage can lead to a change in the result.
The United Kingdom must come into line with global efforts to remove this offence from the statute books.
Having resisted a fixed stroke limit for many years, the Irish racing authorities felt it had little choice but to fall into line with Britain and France after a 26% jump in whip offences in 2018, from 169 to 213, following totals of 140 , 157 160 and 131 in the years from 2013 to 2016.
He shuffled back into line.
But not everyone was falling into line.
Ingraham has since been brought into line.
That prospect should scare them into line.
