Sentence examples for repeat offense from inspiring English sources
The phrase "repeat offense" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an action or behavior that has occurred multiple times, typically in a negative context, such as legal or disciplinary situations. Example: "The player received a suspension for a repeat offense of unsportsmanlike conduct."
Applewhite was also warned that a repeat offense would have more serious consequences.
UEFA also gave the federation a suspended six-point deduction for a repeat offense.
The punishment is the minimum under new rules for this season; a repeat offense calls for a one-year ban.
And, consarn it, "State of Mind" starts the second and third episodes the same way — a repeat offense for which there is really no excuse, not even the fact that the main character is a psychiatrist.
Companies routinely argue that while they may be settling multiple violations of the same law, the facts of each case are different — and therefore not exactly a repeat offense.
It would set up a state Web site where anyone with a computer and Internet access could see an offender's name and any aliases; home and work addresses; photograph, age and physical description; sex crimes committed, as well as dates and descriptions of those offenses; and the estimated risk of a repeat offense.
Repeat offenses can be considered a felony.
Others have imposed tougher sentencing measures, particularly for repeat offenses.
Current fines are $2,200 for a first offense and up to $10,000 for repeat offenses.
Here's the latest batch — all repeat offenses — including one in a headline.
Some judges say they have been more willing to consider probation, even in cases with repeat offenses.
