Sentence examples for persistent infringement from inspiring English sources

He said: "One was for persistent infringement and the other was for dangerous play at the line-out".

Long then turned architect to create a Paul Wellens score and, with Craig Huby sin-binned for persistent infringement, Saints crossed again through Maurie Fa'asavalu.

Thus, the next foul committed by any of our players that would merit a yellow card (probably in our case for persistent infringement) would be a second yellow/red card and ejection from the match.

Soon afterwards when Read – with his team on a warning from the referee Craig Joubert for persistent infringement – went very marginally in at the side of a ruck, an English tackler made sure Joubert blew up and sent Read to the sin-bin.

Wire were then reduced to 12 men after Chris Hill's sinbinning for persistent infringement, the last in a succession of penalties conceded by the home side.

On the hour Weepu added another three points from bang in front after scrum-half Nicolas Vergallo was sin-binned for persistent infringement to extend the lead past a converted try.

Murray had a try ruled out for blocking from O'Connell and despite having scrum-half Lacrampe sin-binned for persistent infringements, Castres' try-line remained intact.

When asked if the persistent infringements stalled momentum, Cotter replied: "You have to say that.

Italy were reduced to 14 women in the second half as fly-half Beatrice Rigoni was sent to the sin-bin for persistent infringements at the breakdown.

The momentum was firmly with Leicester and Ospreys' task was made harder when they had loose-head Ryan Bevington yellow carded for persistent infringements.

They were in contention for much of the game against London Scottish but went behind when referee Darren Gamage awarded a penalty try after persistent infringements by the Jersey pack at the scrum.