The new process was designed to prevent a repeat occurrence of how the city handled the Rivington House nursing home's restrictive deed, which had limited its use only to nonprofit health care providers.
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Several safeguards were included in the design to prevent a repeat occurrence of the Summit Venture incident, such as the installation of massive concrete bumpers or "dolphins" around the main span's piers to mitigate collisions.
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More complex measures involve measuring the numbers of discrete victims and offenders as well as repeat victimisation rates and recidivism. Repeat victimisation involves measuring how often the same victim is subjected to a repeat occurrence of an offence, often by the same offender. Repetition rate measures are often used to assess the effectiveness of interventions.
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All four teams were cautioned a repeat occurrence put them at risk of disqualification. The first practice session began under a rising sun in low air and track temperatures; no heat management concerns were reported. Additionally, the track surface was dusty and damp in some areas; some times were faster than Oliver Turvey's (NIO) 2017 pole position lap.
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The "r" in "rattachism" (from "re-" and "attach"), indicating a re-unification, is in reference to a future unification being a repeat occurrence, after the previous "unity" which transpired during the "French period" (1794–1815). Present-day Belgium was conquered in 1795 by the French Republic during the French Revolutionary Wars. It was annexed to the Republic, which later became the Napoleonic Empire. After the Battle of Waterloo (1815), Wallonia became part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands under King William of Orange.
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The "cutback" picture became the cover for the July 1972 issue of Tracks, following the release of the film. Peterson did not attend the local premiere of Morning of the Earth on 10 January 1972. Peterson's mother, Joan, transported him to the hall at Miami High (his old school) where the premier was occurring, but Peterson balked at being the "centre of attention" and both returned home. Peterson's nervousness at presentations and gatherings would be a repeat occurrence on numerous occasions in the future.
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Suara released a statement strongly condemning the shooting, alleging that Indah "clearly could not have been mistaken for a protester" given her attire and press markings. The Alliance of Independent Journalists, based in Indonesia, called on the Hong Kong Police to hold the shooter accountable. Indah is attempting to pursue private prosecution against the officer who shot her, stating that she hopes her case will prompt a reform of police conduct, thereby preventing a repeat occurrence. However, her case could not proceed as she did not know the shooter's identity.
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Faced with the near-impossibility of sinking an 80-foot desperation shot, Suns guard Paul Westphal hit upon an unusual solution. He intentionally called a time-out the Suns did not have. While this gave the Celtics a free throw, which Jo Jo White successfully converted to increase the lead to two, it gave the Suns possession at halfcourt, and enabled Gar Heard to sink an 18-footer as time expired to force a third overtime. NBA rules were changed the following year to prevent a repeat occurrence.
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He was the only Canadian champion of the first Stampede and became the first person to successfully ride Cyclone, a notorious horse that had thrown over 100 riders during its career. The federal government attempted to prevent a repeat occurrence, modifying the Indian Act in 1914 to make it illegal for Indigenous peoples to participate in fairs or parades without permission from the local Indian Agent. The new law ended native participation in the Calgary Exhibition, but when Weadick returned in 1919, he successfully fought for their return to the fairgrounds. Indian Affairs again sought to ban native participation in 1925 without success.
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After a 10 minute warning given by the police officers to clear the area, thirteen people were taken into custody, with one being arrested for throwing a brick. Raymond Spinella, the police department’s chief of support services, at a news conference said the plaza would be closed for several weeks for extensive clean up. This came days after President Trump deployed federal forces in Portland, Oregon and other American cities as part of Operation Legend to protect federal property and subdue occasional violence. Following the occupation by protesters, the plaza had been fenced off to prevent a repeat occurrence.
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Trefriw made national news when, in February 2004, following a period of prolonged rain in the mountain catchment areas of the river Conwy and its tributaries, the village was largely cut off by floods for three days, and some properties on the lower High Street were flooded by three feet of water. The following January saw a repeat occurrence, sections of the Cob again being breached. This second occasion failed to make national news due to simultaneous flooding in other parts of Britain, notably Carlisle. The Environment Agency have now completed work on the new cob which now runs through Glyn Farm Caravan site and the recreational ground.
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Born in Kilcar, County Donegal, McHugh played Gaelic football with his local club Cill Chartha and was a member of the Donegal county team at senior level between 1981 and 1994. He won the 1982 All-Ireland Under-21 Football Championship with Donegal. McHugh wore the number 13 jersey for the 1983 Ulster Senior Football Championship final against Cavan. However, he played at centre-forward as Charlie Mulgrew had sustained a broken jaw in the semi-final victory over Monaghan. McHugh contributed 0–7 of Donegal's 1–14, though was denied the man of the match award (which instead went to clubmate Michael Carr in a repeat occurrence of the aftermath of the 1980 Donegal Senior Football Championship final).
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