Sentence examples for potential infractions from inspiring English sources

It's mate-ocracy," says Dean Nelson, the editor of the Scottish edition of the Sunday Times, who first broke the story and alerted Filkin to potential infractions of the parliamentary code of conduct.

When the latest round of potential infractions surfaced last week, the bid committees in New York and San Francisco were busily developing glossy 100-page summaries in preparation for a Nov. 2 meeting of the United States Olympic Committee.

"We are taking every appropriate step to review these case factors to determine if these potential infractions warranted a return to prison on their merits," Corrections Secretary Matthew Cate said in a statement.

The conference's handling of the case, which included taking months to forward Mississippi State's allegations to the N.C.A.A., may help spur a change in the way the SEC and other leagues handle potential infractions.

In the cosmetic company's "Code of Business Conduct," dated December 2003, the first of 16 items listed is potential infractions related to the trading of securities.

"The potential infraction proceedings relate to an alleged mis-implementation of EU law by the UK government.

This year, the series introduced a new software system that analyzes every car on the track throughout the race for potential rule infractions.

The asset manager said it had received a Wells notice from the regulator over potential trading infractions concerning an exchange-traded fund in 2012.

The exchange now polices its trading floor for a variety of potential trading infractions by brokers and specialists and monitors member firms to make sure they maintain adequate capital requirements that are intended to protect their clients.

Whiting, who works for the F.I.A., said his role was simply to point out to the stewards potential rule infractions, leaving it to them to judge whether there is grounds for a penalty.

The list of potential N.C.A.A. infractions is familiar at this point, most notably reports of a long list of extra benefits, including cash, housing and a car, to former Trojans like Reggie Bush, Joe McKnight and O. J. Mayo.