Sentence examples for common infractions from inspiring English sources

Other common infractions included hesitation at junctions, speeding, following the car in front too closely and failing to signal where appropriate.

It was tucked within the array of more common infractions on the inspectors' forms for which Moonshine was cited: the grills, the "live dog" in the bar, fruit flies and "7 mice excreta" in the basement.

The most common infractions of the law are DUI (18 of the 75 arrests) and Possession (8 of 75), usually of weed but sometimes codeine.

The most common infraction was failure to obey an order, which resulted in 35,000 such punishments, the data showed.

In the same period divorce became far more common; moral infractions were no longer needed to justify divorce, which could be initiated by either side.

The initiative, which would be aimed at common cycling infractions like running red lights or riding on the sidewalk, comes after numerous complaints about two-wheeled scofflaws and recent protests against new bicycle lanes added to streets in Brooklyn and downtown Manhattan.

Judging by smell, the most common legal infraction was from fans getting a head start on California's recently approved Proposition 64, which will soon make it legal for adults to consume marijuana, though not in public.

The maximum punishment for wire and mail fraud, the most common white-collar infractions, was increased from 5 to 20 years.

A spokeswoman for the board characterized the infractions as common to participants in the program, which has been criticized by some candidates and elections experts as having overly complicated filing requirements.

And in recent months, the cabbies say, police officers have been issuing tickets that classify many common violations as more severe infractions.

The department also did not release citywide totals, which would indicate the average length of a student suspension, at what age most students were given suspensions and what types of infractions were most common.