Sentence examples for an infraction committed from inspiring English sources

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 Wie Penalized in Golf Debut Michelle Wie was disqualified at the Samsung World Championship for an infraction committed Saturday.

In a 6-0 decision, the Court of Appeals today ruled that the former jockey was wrongly ordered to serve a 10-day suspension at Saratoga for a riding infraction committed there in 1989.

The robbery investigation and a traffic infraction committed by the Jetta's driver, making a right turn without signaling, justified New York police officers' pursuit of the car outside the city's jurisdiction, a police spokesman said.

For example, it may be difficult to identify the party responsible for the crash from information in the police-based registry regarding whether an infraction was committed, and whether the infractor was the pedestrian or the driver of the vehicle.

For the study, a racially diverse group of more than 250 elementary and secondary teachers across the country were shown records that described two minor infractions committed by a student.

Alabama will cut 15 football scholarships over the next three years in response to N.C.A.A. charges of rules violations in an investigation that began in April 2000 for infractions committed mostly under the former coach Mike DuBose.

OO's are hams that act in an official capacity and will notify you of infractions committed via postcard.

He read a list of naval officers fired for minor infractions committed by those under their command and asked why the same high standards of responsibility should not apply to, say, Mr. Rumsfeld.

The police told her to go home and relax.The draft law offers a definition of domestic violence as "physical, psychological or other infractions committed between family members".

Violations of the new laws carry heavier punishment compared with equivalent infractions committed offline.

To the long list of infractions committed by Keith Richards let's add another: astronomical unpaid library fines.