Sentence examples for committed no violation from inspiring English sources

"We are pleased that the board dismissed the complaint, and in doing so recognized that the campaign committed no violation," said Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor who was the chief spokesman of Mr. Bloomberg's campaign.

Mr Shea said the Amnesty report was less authoritative than that of the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, which concluded that Nato had committed no violations of international law.

The report of the commission also stated that the Peninsula Shield forces committed no violations in carrying out their mission there, as well as that the evidence obtained by the commission did not reveal "a clear connection between the events in question and a role played by Iran".

In a Capitol Hill news conference on Thursday, Mr. Rangel said that the ethics committee would find that he had committed no ethical violation.

Had Cilic been found by the tribunal to have committed no doping violation, Miller said the federation would have never commented on his case, nor revealed that he had taken a voluntary suspension.

He was released later that night on bail and told by a judge recently that the infraction would be dismissed if he committed no other violations for six months.

The Police Department, finding that they had committed no administrative violations, restored them to full duty.

"The court took into consideration the fact that Bakhmina admitted her guilt, committed no rule violations during her time in prison and also that she has young children," Judge Irina Vyrysheva said, according to the Interfax news service.

In a hotly contested 5-4 decision penned by Rehnquist in 2000 -- Illinois v. Wardlow -- the high tribunal held that police officers assigned to a high-crime area had reasonable suspicion and committed no Fourth Amendment violation when they detained a person who suddenly and without provocation fled from them.

He would comment only through his lawyer, Don Jackson, who said Mr. Broadus committed no major N.C.A.A. violations and was prepared to return to his job as head coach.

Michael D. Bradbury finished the 10-week investigation by asserting that Wright had "demonstrated a clear pattern of attempting to obtain special treatment for herself and her daughter with the police, the court and the Department of Motor Vehicles" over a period of years but had committed "no clear-cut criminal violation".