Sentence examples for considered infractions from inspiring English sources
The first two violations would be considered infractions and the third a misdemeanor.
A growl that ends with a bark is considered two infractions.
Camping, bathing and cooking outside BBQ grills are considered lesser infractions".
Of these, only Stricker was found to have falsified or fabricated data; the other four were found to have falsified letters of collaboration or to have committed plagiarism, which might be considered lesser infractions.
Violation of the ban will be considered an infraction of the public health code.
FOX News radio reports that texting while walking on the sidewalk or even in the street won't be considered an infraction.
Anytime a scholar violates school or classroom rules or policies, it is considered a behavior infraction.
Damage to property was not considered an aggressive infraction.
For much of the twentieth century it was used by the Queensland Government as a settlement for Aboriginals considered guilty of such infractions as being "disruptive", being pregnant to a white man or being born with "mixed blood".
When also considering less serious infractions punished by in-school suspensions, the rate climbed to nearly 60 percent, according to the study by the Council of State Governments, with one in seven students facing such disciplinary measures at least 11 times.
If the reaction of the league — levying a hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars in fines on three hard hitters and threatening suspensions for future infractions — could be considered excessive, then so, certainly, were the inevitable gripes that followed, about putting pink skirts on the players.
