Sentence examples for infractions to from inspiring English sources

The university reported the infractions to the N.C.A.A. in 2000.

One of the tactic's main tenets: adopting a zero tolerance policy for low-level infractions to help prevent bigger offenses.

Ten months later, he appeared in General District Court — the body that handles small claims and traffic infractions — to ask a judge to restore his gun rights.

In short, the move from small infractions to a deliberate pattern of deception or fraud is less an incremental slide than a deliberate strategy.

That is about how long it will take for the committee on infractions to determine the fate of U.S.C.'s athletic department, football program and men's basketball program.

The investigation found that some senior prison officials relied on the long list of disciplinary infractions to justify reclassifying Mr. Geoghan as a more dangerous prisoner.

Trent Richardson dropped a screen pass and the Tide was flagged for a 5-yard substitution infraction to start the drive.

"You cannot possibly have any consideration for someone's survival or wellbeing if the response to a suicide attempt is to find the most serious infraction to charge them with," he said.

From the first infraction to the second, teachers were much more likely to increase punishment for Darnell than Greg, even though only the names had been changed.

The journal editor could reject the paper at any stage for failure to disclose, and in cases where that failure appears to be deliberate or suspicious, the editor should consider referring the possible infraction to the senior author's institutional superior for further investigation, along with any relevant documentation.

However, Connecticut is the only state to explicitly enforce these limits and ensure that these regulations have their intended effect of protecting children by making it a finable infraction to leave a school bus idling for more than three consecutive minutes.