Sentence examples for rule infraction from inspiring English sources

The Princeton case is the first major rule infraction for an Ivy League institution since 1974, when Cornell was cited twice: once for violations involving the men's ice hockey team and again for irregularities with the men's basketball team.

Scrums are used to restart gameplay, usually after a minor rule infraction, but they can also be awarded after a penalty.

The referee, called the knight marshal, issues soccer-style yellow and red cards for rule infractions.

Using this form of punishment is particularly absurd for minor rule infractions.

The programs are expected to lower the number of rule infractions and shorten mentally ill inmates' stays in jail.

The fines may be harder for drivers to pay than for teams, but both are designed to deter future rule infractions.

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

It could be for rule infractions, fighting or for detainees' own protection, if they are seen as vulnerable to abuse, perhaps for being gay.

For example, the number of disciplinary and rule infractions committed by that class, which graduated in October, was triple the number cited for the 1997 class.

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.

Various additional studies in schools across the United States have shown that meditation has been instrumental in both academic performance, by helping students to improve scores on validated attention-skills tests [13] and in resulting in 38% fewer suspension days, 25% fewer class absences, 50% fewer rule infractions, and 8% reduction of aggressive behavior [14].