Sentence examples for report infractions from inspiring English sources

Baylor's athletic director, Tom Stanton, also resigned, and Robert B. Sloan Jr., the university's president, announced that Baylor would report infractions involving financial aid and drug testing to the N.C.A.A. and impose immediate penalties on the basketball program.

Software trade associations very often pay a portion of the settlement money they receive to those who report infractions.

He said the authority invited tenants to report any infractions that housing staff members knew about and failed to act on.

The N.C.A.A. delivered its notice of allegations of violations in Ohio State's football program, singling out Coach Jim Tressel for his failure to report possible infractions when he learned his players were selling autographs, championship rings and apparel to the owner of a tattoo parlor in Columbus, Ohio.

Terry Don Phillips, chairman of the N.C.A.A. appeals committee, credited Alabama for its efforts to report its infractions and comply with existing rules, but said the evidence of violations was too great to ease the penalties issued on Feb. 1. "This case is very much about institutional cooperation," Phillips said.

The university reported the infractions to the N.C.A.A. in 2000.

The issue has become complicated with the advent of TV watchers reporting perceived infractions.

The N.C.A.A. has asked Ball State officials to investigate new accusations of rules violations involving the men's team, including an allegation that the women's volleyball coach was fired for reporting suspected infractions.

Appointed to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, a regulatory agency, she reported the infractions of Rudy Ruedrich, a colleague on the commission who was also the chairman of the state Republican Party, when she discovered that he was "conducting political business from his state computer and leaking confidential information to a company he had been tasked to regulate".

It is true that while in general Germans see their role as not only obeying laws but also enforcing them -- denouncing a car illegally parked or a branch illegally cut from a protected tree -- they display no similar zeal for reporting canine infractions like soiling city streets to the police.

Among more than 1,700 pipeline operators listed in a database maintained by the federal agency, only four companies reported more infractions than Plains Pipeline.