Sentence examples for rules infringements from inspiring English sources

Fencing is crammed full of rules, infringements and jargon.

Under the new rules infringements, from failing to collect dog waste to taking photographs, would be arrestable offences.

You bet, with Johnson's role in it even more noteworthy given the rules infringement which cost him the 2010 US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.

This week's HSBC Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi marks a first competitive appearance for Simon Dyson since the Englishman's suspended European Tour ban for a rules infringement at the tail end of 2013.

Ekstrom passed the weigh-in test with an easy seven-kilogram margin, or 15 pounds, but the stewards nevertheless judged that the incident was a rules infringement and, because of his enthusiastic father's action, the two-time touring car champion from Sweden was disqualified and stripped of the victory.

McIlroy said after his round that playing partner Luke Donald had immediately spotted the rules infringement.

Last year he finished second after a third-round rules infringement when he failed to take full relief from a drop off a spectator crossing.

Nicknamed "the Pringle" because of its shape, the venue had seen a highly fancied British women's team sprint duo relegated for a minor rules infringement, then the men's pursuit quartet set a new world record in their qualifying round.

Great Britain have a rich equestrian history yet have won just one Olympic gold since 1972 - and even that came in controversial circumstances, when Leslie Law and Shear L'Eau were promoted to the top of the podium in 2004 after the original winner was disqualified for a rules infringement.

Benefit sanctions, which stop payments for weeks or months on end, are applied inconsistently and with "unnecessary rigidity", often for trivial rule infringements.

Studies have shown that benefit sanctions – when payments are stopped for alleged rule infringements – are the prime reason for between 10% and 30% of food bank users being referred for food aid.