Sentence examples for in infractions from inspiring English sources

To answer George Vecsey's question in "Infractions Are Hard to Shake" (March 1), the system has already collapsed.

Virginia prisons weigh misconduct in infraction points, which can accrue from behavior as innocuous as sleeping through an early-morning head count.

As recently as August 2016, sexual assault complaints against UBC students were handled under the school's non-academic misconduct process, which critics say is primarily designed for in-residence infractions like graffiti or theft.

Making flopping an in-game infraction has also been discussed, but it would be tough to determine without the benefit of replay.

The S.E.C. also leads the nation in recruiting infractions, and its players have had frequent run-ins with the law.

There is some evidence for the usefulness of the PCL-R in predicting disciplinary infractions in institutions.

The complaints resulted in multiple infractions, misdemeanor summonses, and custodial charges for failure to appear in court.

"We think we've increased discretion in how infractions are interpreted and how responses are applied".

Sloan did not name the students or the third party, but said Bliss had "admitted involvement in these infractions".

Even regular officials cannot see everything, and players say that the speed of the N.F.L. puts inexperienced replacements at an even greater disadvantage in spotting infractions.

Mr. Kerik said neither move had lowered standards, and that the increase in disciplinary infractions did not indicate a growing problem with new recruit classes.