Sentence examples for commit infractions from inspiring English sources

"But you see this huge boost in a driver's likelihood to commit infractions in more expensive cars," he said.

"In our higher-status vehicle category, Prius drivers had a higher tendency to commit infractions than most," Mr. Piff said.

One measure would impose the same degree of discipline on children with disabilities who commit infractions unrelated to their handicap as on those who do not have disabilities.

But as the night wore on, and police officials spoke about the intensive training officers receive and how those who commit infractions are held accountable, the crowd grew restless.

The N.C.A.A. has used the vacating of victories as a way to punish those who actually committed infractions, instead of just the current players and coaches.

He has rejected accusations that he knowingly committed infractions, but several racers and coaches said it was unlikely that Hirscher was unaware that he had straddled a gate.

The agreement also gave Iraqi civilian authorities criminal jurisdiction over off-duty U.S. troops who committed infractions while away from their bases.

The investigator listed several instances of white officers accused of committing infractions: *Sending an "illicit image" of former Governor Whitman on the office fax machine.

The clauses stated that the contracts could be converted if the player committed infractions such as violating the law, failing to be in playing condition or refusing to play.

During a fund-raiser Thursday in Indianapolis, Knight was critical of Kentucky Coach John Calipari, saying he did not understand how he was still coaching when two of Calipari's programs committed infractions while he was there.

The deliverymen asserted — and a federal judge agreed in his October ruling — that the restaurants had illegally deducted from $20 to $200 of the workers' pay when they committed infractions like letting the restaurant door slam on their way out.