Sentence examples for repetitive violations from inspiring English sources
But in 1998, as the Clinton impeachment proceedings were taking place, U.S. District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson ruled that members of his staff had engaged in "serious and repetitive" violations of grand jury secrecy rules.
Congress found repetitive violations of minority voting rights, including a number of intentionally discriminatory practices -- redistricting decisions made on the basis of race, intimidation and harassment at the polls, closing or relocating polling places and even cancelling elections to deprive African Americans of the right to vote -- that persisted in jurisdictions covered by the Act.
When used in § 162.73a to describe a violation, "repetitive" has reference to a violation by a person that involves the same issue as a prior violation by that person.
Six countries, including Poland, Romania, Russia and Ukraine, account for two-thirds of all applications, and about 60% are "repetitive cases" where past violations have not been rectified.
Possible violations include repetitive comments, service manipulation for commercial purposes, discount codes, and website URLs.
There is a particular problem with "repetitive" cases - where a violation of the Convention repeats a similar violation already dealt with by a previous ECHR ruling.
"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".
She described the articles and broadcasts as "serious and repetitive" evidence that Mr. Starr and his prosecutors may have committed violations.
It is a refusal that Garner returns to with mounting frustration; her book takes on a curiously blocked, repetitive, almost victimized quality, as if she were herself responding to a violation.
In diplomatic language, the Council of Europe said "the increasing number of persons potentially affected by the restriction could result in similar violations affecting a significant category of persons, giving rise to a substantial risk of repetitive applications to the European court".
