Sentence examples for repeat infringement from inspiring English sources

A farmer who breaks the rules risks losing 3% of his or her direct payment - and more if it is a repeat infringement.

The suit says evidence shows Cox knows about "repeat infringement by its subscribers" but is not terminating their accounts because "it would cause Cox to lose revenue".

The sin bin is there for professional fouls, repeated infringements, fighting or dissent.

"The tribunal also recognised that there was an apparent lack of active management of media boats at this and previous events leading to repeated infringements of the provisions of the event media boat guidelines.

Rovers lost Graeme Horne to the sin-bin for repeated infringements and Trinity took the lead when Smith, over the try-line, dunked the ball down for Paul Aiton to score.

The change is a consequence of director general Mark Thompson handing Parfitt a broader remit to focus the corporation's youth services, and in response to repeated infringements of the broadcasting code, which carry a severe risk of regulatory action by Ofcom.

Ireland really took charge after Italy hooker Ghiraldini was sin-binned for repeated infringements.

The United States began the second half in determined fashion but were hamstrung by repeated infringements at the breakdown.

Repeated infringements at the scrum then saw a player from each side sent to cool off, with Rory Sutherland joining Zebre's Dario Chistolin on the sidelines.

In the 75th minute repeated infringements at the ruck by the hosts resulted in a penalty try and Tom Heathcote converted to draw the scores.

It continued: "The tribunal also recognised that there was an apparent lack of active management of media boats at this and previous events, leading to repeated infringements of the provisions of the event media boat guidelines.