Sentence examples for record a violation from inspiring English sources

If the mechanic had a beer with lunch, the device will record a violation or warning.

The director of Mexico's federal Criminal Investigation Agency, Tomas Zerón, brought one of the tortured witnesses to the river a day before evidence of burnt bones of one of the students was supposedly found by Navy divers in the river, but Zerón never entered the prior visit to the river into the judicial record, a violation leading many to believe that the evidence was planted in the river.

In most of the 12 states in which all parties must consent to be recorded, a violation occurs only if the subjects being recorded have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Under the smog standard now in force, if the concentration of ozone molecules rises above an average of 120 per billion for an hour, the environmental agency records a violation.

Rob Schneiderman, president of the Coast Federation of Educators/American Federation of Teachers Local 1911 that represents Cox, agrees that the problem is not what Cox said, but the fact that she was recorded, a violation of the student code of conduct that was expressly stated in the professor's syllabus.

According to city records, a violation was verified and a notice was sent to Ng.

I don't seem to have recorded a violation of the second principal rule of agreement, requiring verbs to agree in number with their subjects.

Abbott last year agreed to a $100 million fine, a record for a violation of Food and Drug Administration rules, regarding those manufacturing deficiencies.

But it reduces open possession of 25 grams or less from a misdemeanor, which involves arrest and a criminal record, to a violation, akin to a traffic ticket.

B1 City officials rejected assertions at a legislative hearing that the release of Patrick M. Dorismond's juvenile record was a violation of law.

The University will not impose disciplinary action of record for a violation of alcohol or drug consumption/use against the student who is subject of such medical emergency or condition.