Sentence examples for commissioner violated from inspiring English sources

The present commissioner violated the Major League Rules when he allowed Rose to appear on the field for MasterCard before Game 4 of the Series.

A Los Angeles city commissioner violated city standards of conduct when he called staffers "gorgeous," or said they "look good" in a suggestive tone, an investigation has found.

Citizens Oversight, a nonprofit watchdog organization, has alleged in San Diego County Superior Court that the commissioners violated state open meetings laws by participating in 15 ex-parte communications with Edison officials during a two-month period before the decision.

After I wrote about the conferences last month, the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board opened an inquiry to determine whether the recent trip to Brazil by its commissioner, Jason E. Glass, violated state law.

It is claimed that the Commissioner's action violated certain state statutes concerning fraudulent conveyances.

The Associated Industries of Florida has called for an investigation, saying that the "discovery of thousands of private [text] messages suggest Commissioner [Argenziano] violated oath, law and PSC standards on numerous occasions".

The players' lawsuit claimed NFL commissioner Roger Goodell "had violated the league's labor agreement by showing he had pre-determined the guilt of the players punished in the bounty probe before serving as the arbitrator for their June 18 appeal hearing".

The Office of the Inspector General, which oversees the regulatory commission, investigated complaints from individuals and law firms near Millstone, in Waterford, Conn., that commissioners may have violated open government laws by meeting privately with Northeast Utilities executives.

The Utah Department of Insurance backed the commissioner, claiming the startup violated the state's anti-rebating statute.

In a letter sent to the company's law firm on November 20, Utah Insurance Commissioner Todd Kiser said Zenefits violated the state's rebates and inducement law by giving away its software for free.

As indefensible as the spying operation was, New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly claimed it violated no laws and was "within the framework of the modified [Handschu] consent decree". Just as the relaxed Handschu Guidelines signaled a green light for spying on the Muslim community, the NYPD has also used the new intelligence landscape to spy on political groups.