We identified three main statistical infractions.
Given the strength of the evidence and the seriousness of the infractions, the main legal conundrum he faced was whether he should file criminal rather than civil charges.His leniency will be of only marginal solace for the industry.
At Augusta National Golf Club, which hosts the Masters, any rules infraction phone call coming through the main switchboard is sent to the tournament headquarters office.
The public apology of a celebrity or a political figure may employ the third person ("Mistakes were made") or the future tense ("I will apologize"), and it may occur months, weeks or decades after the infraction or focus on something other than the main wrong (e.g., an apology for the word used rather than for the insult itself).
One of the tactic's main tenets: adopting a zero tolerance policy for low-level infractions to help prevent bigger offenses.
The mild punishment meted out for past safety infractions has reinforced the belief that nuclear power's main players are more interested in protecting their interests than increasing safety.
The main referee must also keep track of time and punish players for infractions based only on what he can see with the naked eye.
Christophe Vivet, the vice prosecutor of Grenoble and a member of the main union for magistrates, said, "The draft law turns a very vague behavior into an infraction, while in criminal law, behaviors are defined very precisely so that each citizen knows what is or is not allowed".
When your main focus is on failure and you're driven by the desire to avoid it at all costs, even the smallest infraction is evidence for a grand thesis of personal failure.
Infractions included adding a Kevlar bag of lead tailings to the forward king post and extending the main king post without the consent of the measurement committee, the jury said.
