Sentence examples for repeated infractions from inspiring English sources

Repeated infractions could result in a restaurant, bar or business being closed by the Attorney General's office, Mr. Murphy said.

When repeated infractions are at stake, well-designed hybrid sanctions, such as the penalty point system designed for traffic law enforcement, may indeed increase overall deterrence.

As at the five other jails in Philadelphia, inmates and advocates have accused Curran-Fromhold of overcrowding, unhealthy conditions, inadequate mental health services and repeated infractions by guards.

Repeated infractions for poor driving rarely results in termination.

It's one thing that makes charter schools distinct; one Chicago charter system takes it to extremes, charging students small fines for repeated infractions like being even a minute late for class.

"Whether it's with Nikki Haley's being paid to lobby while in the House or Bobby Harrell's repeated infractions, the unethical behavior and culture of corruption in South Carolina is a disgrace," said state Democratic Party Chairman Jaime Harrison in an email.

Those pressures sometimes resulted in folks driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol -- and repeat infractions of those laws typically escalate the most recent charge into a felony.

She said she assumed that the suspensions had been imposed only after repeated serious infractions.

But the provision uses careful language to exclude another screening firm, Argenbright Security, whose repeated security infractions have made it a political lightning rod.

Some charter schools have policies that differ little from the school system's; others have "zero tolerance" policies that allow expulsion for nonviolent offenses, such as skipping class, or for repeated minor infractions, such as violating dress codes.

The agency found 12 new safety violations at the plant, 9 for serious or repeat infractions.