Sentence examples for infraction against from inspiring English sources

"As of right now, I don't have an infraction against me.

The first penalty wasn't called until 4 minutes 33 seconds were left in the first half, a defensive holding infraction against the Eagles.

I think it impossible to find in the scheme of the Constitution a necessity that private remedies be expanded beyond this, to include a remedy not available, for a similar infraction, against the United States itself.

"If even the slightest infraction against what the speech police have deemed correct speech is instantly shouted down with taunts of 'racist,' then what is left to condemn the actual racists?" Kushner insists today that there will be no hate element in the Trump Administration, starting at the top.

In the hallucination, the slightest infraction against a smooth-running society is met with banishment to a prison-city.

The NHL on Friday suspended St . LouisBlues forward Maxim Lapierre five games for a boarding infraction against San Jose Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle on Tuesday.

Coach Ron Low, who believes opponents are not being called for infractions against Fleury, said he spoke with him after the game in Phoenix.

A7 Charges Dropped in Protests The San Francisco district attorney's office dismissed infractions against 407 people arrested in March in anti-war protests.

Detectives in Manhattan are questioning a former dishwasher at an Upper East Side restaurant in connection with a string of gropings and other sexual infractions against at least a dozen women, law enforcement officials said.

Law-enforcment officials say that such slayings are usually carried out with the approval of top members of organized crime, and are thought variously to be expressions of underworld rivalries or of discipline for infractions against strict codes of conduct.

Its F.C.C. chairman, using Janet Jackson's breast and Howard Stern's mouth as pretexts, has sufficiently rattled Viacom, which broadcast both of these entertainers' infractions against "decency," that its chairman, the self-described "liberal Democrat" Sumner Redstone, abruptly announced his support for the re-election of George W. Bush last month.