Sentence examples for infractions committed from inspiring English sources

Violations of the new laws carry heavier punishment compared with equivalent infractions committed offline.

To the long list of infractions committed by Keith Richards let's add another: astronomical unpaid library fines.

Western observers did note the improvements, though they said these were largely undermined by infractions committed on Election Day.

Colorado was placed on two years' probation by the N.C.A.A. for infractions committed while he was the coach.

The police told her to go home and relax.The draft law offers a definition of domestic violence as "physical, psychological or other infractions committed between family members".

THREE PLAYERS SUSPENDED: The N.H.L. suspended three players yesterday for infractions committed in games Wednesday night, two for rough play in the same game.

Level 2 Infractions Committing a Level 1 Infraction after intervention [such as chewing gum again] Verbally or physically dishonoring a fellow scholar (which includes, but is not limited to, teasing, name calling, being rude, mocking, etc).

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 Wie Penalized in Golf Debut Michelle Wie was disqualified at the Samsung World Championship for an infraction committed Saturday.

The robbery investigation and a traffic infraction committed by the Jetta's driver, making a right turn without signaling, justified New York police officers' pursuit of the car outside the city's jurisdiction, a police spokesman said.

But Hoggarth acknowledged that vocal crowds could call attention to infractions being committed against the home team that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The team against which the infraction was committed selects a player to skate unopposed to the opponent's goal and take one shot to beat the goalie; this generally results in a score for the shooting team.