Sentence examples for infringing the rules from inspiring English sources

Clubs infringing the rules were closed down.

Kenny had twice faced Baugé in finals in the last 18 months: he had been crowned world champion in 2011 after Baugé was stripped of the title for infringing the rules over declaring his whereabouts for random drug testing, but had never actually beaten the Frenchman in a sprint before.

As a study of that kind would influence the review process, there is a risk of infringing the rules of good scientific practice, as pointed out by critical commentaries on the study published by Peters and Ceci [44] (see Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1982, pp. 196 246, and Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1985, pp. 743 747).

Spain's constitutional court responded by unanimously ruling that the legislation had ignored and infringed the rules of the 1978 constitution, adding that the "principle of democracy cannot be considered to be separate from the unconditional primacy of the constitution".

They must either deregulate or infringe the rules of the EMU.

Even for those who had not infringed the rules, an arrest could be sudden and terrifying.

And perhaps the game will become somewhat cleaner, as those who might infringe the rules think twice about the consequences of their actions.

Ashdown told Sky News: "Whether or not this infringed the rules because they infringed the term 'partnership' as it is meant in the rules is a matter for the parliamentary commissioner to decide on".

The same cannot be said for Barclaycard, Virgin Money or Nationwide, where you have to search the small print to discover that you will be stripped of your promotional rate if you infringe the rules.

In a sport which promotes politeness, courage, sincerity, self-control, honour, modesty, friendship and respect, penalties ('shido') are given to players who infringe the rules.

Underlying our amendments was the desire to ensure that importers, together with foreign producers, bore responsibility for all loss or injury resulting from products that were dangerous or infringed the rules.