Sentence examples for infraction subject from inspiring English sources

Sen. Marty Block (D-San Diego) introduced SB 1333, which would make smoking or disposing of tobacco waste an infraction subject to a fine of up to $250.

This was the university's third major infractions case.

His landmark 1966 article in The New England Journal of Medicine cited 22 examples of ethical infractions involving human subjects and, consequently, stimulated many U.S. researchers to obtain informed consent prior to experiments.

A transgender woman who was arrested for a minor infraction is claiming that the New York Police Department subjected her to shocking mistreatment.

In this age of metal detectors, police in schools, and overly punitive zero-tolerance policies, our children are learning that any small infraction, even writing on a desk, can subject them to expulsion or possibly even a criminal record.

After Ms. Flowers was accused of mistreating patients and was the subject of written complaints about various infractions, she was fired.

Meanwhile, ordinary people appear subject to severe punishment for seemingly harmless infractions.

$6$$)Violations will be subject to fines -- $100 for the first infraction, $250 for the second, $500 for the third and permanent removal of the pet within 30 days for further breaches.

"The driver was issued a notice of infraction for passing through a red light and all the subjects in the vehicle were released".

Just like with offline infractions, Marines deemed to violate these new rules could be subject to punishment in a military court.

Violators are subject to up to six months in prison for each infraction.