Instances of strong scenes portraying violence that "might make the viewer uncomfortable" were "infrequent", said Ofcom.
Lochlinn Parker, a solicitor for the protesters, welcomed the IPCC's decision but said it was "an all too infrequent recommendation, especially in public order cases".
The relative, who spoke to the programme on condition of anonymity, said the 23-year-old had made infrequent but increasingly erratic phone calls to the family.
A student at a university in the west of England describes placement support as infrequent and says it was never made clear how to communicate issues.
There are local buses – though, infrequent – between the various villages and towns in the Sierra making a hire-car unnecessary for walkers.
Long before the Conchords, Darby had established himself as a well-respected stand-up through constant gigging, but these days his shows over here are a relatively infrequent pleasure.
Earthquakes are a regular occurrence and eruptions not infrequent.
THE strike-weary French have grown used to a day's worth of infrequent trains, absent teachers, undelivered post and unprinted newspapers.
South Africa used to see large, if infrequent, foreign investment, but it has seen virtually none since the beginning of the year.
But he has done so surprisingly sparingly and obliquely, given his saintly reputation.King Bhumibol's only other English biography, "The Revolutionary King" by William Stevenson, argues that his interventions have been effective precisely because they have been guarded and infrequent.
Transactions are limited to deposit-taking and infrequent loans for which banks require collateral worth up to four times the credit.
