Sentence examples for is an infraction from inspiring English sources

In some states, it is an infraction that affects parole or time off for good behavior.

The anti-niqab law is an infraction of the right of Muslim women to observe their religious beliefs.

The first offense is an infraction, punishable by a fine of up to $90; subsequent offenses would be felonies.

Line, he wrote, is "an infraction of liberty"; mass, on the other hand, represented freedom.Unfortunately, there was scarcely world enough or time to carry through his objectives.

Generally, it is an infraction by the offense — a runner on first plows into the second baseman who is trying to field a grounder, for example.

Bullying is an infraction of the New York City Department of Education Discipline Code, A37 (for Grades K-5) and B40 (for Grades 6-12).

The moment the trip happened, it was obvious to anyone watching that it was an infraction.

Rhodes's participation in an organized football league — with publicized schedules, official scoring and predetermined rosters — would be an infraction, and last week, Rhodes was declared ineligible to play for the Blue Raiders.

The government's information minister, Lambert Mende, mocked Mr. Tshisekedi's self-proclamation as president at a news conference, saying it was "an infraction of the law and an assault on the Constitution".

Mr. Stingone, 41, of Hoboken, was once asked by a member of an opposing team whether it would be an infraction if he wore his dental retainer during play.

He sums up by arguing "angels and menorahs on the White House lawn are an infraction of the Establishment Clause" and inviting a close reading of the letters of Thomas Jefferson on the subject.