How does Mourinho get away with these repeated transgressions?
There is also a broader hostility to the detention centre and its staff, with repeated transgressions of PNG law by staff, without punishment.
Wolfgang Reichenwallner, the mayor of Garching, where Father Hullermann worked for 21 years after his 1986 conviction, said that the apology had come "awfully late" and that town officials had not been informed about the priest's repeated transgressions.
In April, Kiss FM breakfast DJ Bam Bam, now podcasting weekly without regulation, was fired for repeated transgressions that cost £175,000 in fines from the regulator, an industry record.
One of the reasons for that suspension of belief is, of course, the repeated transgressions of star names like Gatlin.
Within the coastal plains and lowlands of the North Pacific Region, repeating transgressions and regressions and lateral river channel migration constantly disturbed environments and provided fresh sedimentary surfaces that were colonised by angiosperms more readily than by other plants.
We don't repeat past transgressions, of course.
Thursday's executive order asks for disclosure of violations for the past three years – as well as any information about how those violations are being addressed – and targets "serious, repeated, willful or pervasive" transgressions.
In several cases, therapists began to show disappointment in clients who came in with the same complaints every week or who appeared unable or unwilling to engage in a minimal amount of introspection about their own transgressions (instead repeating stock phrases about culpability learned from others in the group).
Colleges need to understand the unacceptable nature of such transgressions, especially when repeated.
