Sentence examples for based on infractions from inspiring English sources

Joseph A. Gunn, the police commission's executive director, added a note to the department's report, saying that banning chases based on infractions would "reduce pursuit-related accidents by over 50percentt and still allow the department to pursue, within safety limits, criminals and drunk drivers".

This is ultimately the standard I believe most of us want – safer spaces for everyone who respects the dignity of others, and any rejections of association being based on documented infractions rather than generalised assumptions about differing bodies.

She says she can sometimes tell which cop handed out the fine based on the infraction.

Switzerland did not recognize extradition requests based on charges of infractions of financial laws.

Russia has wielded trade bans against both countries, based on supposed sanitary infractions, and promises to keep doing so.

In Malaysia we based our discussions not on the RCS cases, but on the issues raised by the Korean stem cell case (based on the 2004 2005 infractions committed in the process of creating human embryonic stem cells) and the case of H5N1 discussed above.

They can use traffic violations as a pretext for a deeper inquiry as long as the stop is based on an identifiable infraction.

The second one was based on the seriousness of the infractions and is a two-factor model composed by minor and serious infractions (which correspond to high and low prevalence rates respectively), that is also quite common, namely in research using variety scales (e.g. Bendixen and Olweus 1999; Peck 2013; Weerman and Bijleveld 2007).

The reported findings are based on court convictions for infractions of all breaches of the law.

Otherwise wouldn't it be a flat-dollar amount based on the type of infraction?

Laws that applied only to drivers identified by factors other than age (e.g., based on crash involvement or traffic infractions) were not examined.