Sentence examples for repeat violator from inspiring English sources
"repeat violator" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe someone who has broken the law or breached regulations multiple times. For example, "The judge warned the repeat violator that he was likely to face more severe punishment for his third offence."
Another major violation within five years would subject Arkansas to repeat violator penalties.
He's been cited numerous times as a repeat violator of environmental laws, he's been fined by OSHA for violations in the workplace, and he's been cited and fined for animal cruelty.
The commissioner's representatives are likely to argue that he bought PEDs multiple times, and thus should be treated as a repeat violator.
An N.C.A.A. appeals committee ruled, however, that the penalty was neither excessive nor inappropriate under provisions of the repeat violator rule.
The 150-page document, and attachments, attempt to explain why the university should not be subjected to punishment as a repeat violator because of payments from Harrod to Razorback football and basketball players between 1994 and 1999.
The N.C.A.A.'s Appeals Committee acknowledged the unfairness of the current players' predicament, but upheld the ban based on Cal's status as a repeat violator, the university chancellor, Robert Berdahl, said.
Would make the shipping of "bootleg" cigarettes into the state without paying state taxes, now a misdemeanor, a felony for repeat violators, and would impose fines for such violations up to $100 per carton.
The authority's chairman, Daniel B. Boyle, responded that the agency oversaw up to 70,000 establishments and gave priority to more serious violations involving bars and liquor stores and to repeat violators.
So far, the county has mostly been issuing the minimum fines of $25 for each violation, but now it is considering "hefty fines for repeat violators," Mr. Gulotta said.
A 2010 audit of USDA enforcement by the Office of the Inspector General found that the department didn't properly cite breeders' violations, and that the enforcement process was ineffective at curbing repeat violators.
Violators would face a fine, and repeat violators up to 15 days in jail.
