"That punishment should be reserved for truly egregious infractions, like cheating the rules or gambling".
The one-family house is still standing and the State Supreme Court decision has put other builders on notice that the community will not tolerate egregious infractions of the old covenants.
While we don't have time in this article to address the consequences for all behaviors protected by law, we can explore our anger towards less egregious infractions, which may include rudeness, name-calling, lying, and gossip.
Mostly, though, he is on the lookout for that most egregious of all infractions: children.
Even the penalties were for infractions that weren't overly egregious or, given the tenor of the first week of the playoffs, totally bat-shit insane.
What qualifies as a "major" infraction should be redefined to include only "egregious, blatant, and continued" actions.
As infractions of fact go, this was hardly egregious.
Penalties can range from a private rebuke for "near infractions" to formal reprimands, license suspensions or permanent revocations for egregious violations.
The N.C.A.A. infractions chairman, Tom Yeager, called Michigan's case "one of the three or four most egregious violations of N.C.A.A. bylaws in the history of the association".
"This is one of the three or four most egregious violations of N.C.A.A. bylaws in the history of the association," said Thomas E. Yeager, chairman of the association's infractions committee, calling the team's success while those players were at Michigan "a sham".
