Sentence examples for some infractions from inspiring English sources

The easiest way to push him out was to gin up some infractions.

Some infractions can result in fines — some reaching hundreds of dollars — that can be hard for poor families to pay.

Mr. Wagner said the agency kept a record of what happened at ports of entry, and that some infractions involving prohibited or undeclared items might prevent a traveler from being enrolled in Global Entry.

And for some infractions, like speeding, the state keeps all the money from the fines, but for a lesser charge, like failing to obey a traffic sign, the money goes to the town.

"Maybe you're always going to want to blame someone for some infraction because you're always going to feel taken advantage of in some way," she said.

Almost every week a student is suspended or transferred to another school for some infraction (including the politically ambitious girl who tried trading sex for votes).

Another priest conducted "fair trials", where a boy – often myself – would be brought to the front for some infraction, tried by his classmates, inevitably found guilty and have his pants pulled down in front of everyone for a spanking.

This dark view of the world, combined with Hitchcock's aversion to authority (rooted, it is said, in a childhood episode in which his father punished him for some infraction by having the police lock him in a jail cell to teach him a lesson), surfaced again and again, Mr. Conrad contends, in scenarios that undermined conventional pieties and beliefs.

At last Wednesday's mayor's question time Boris Johnson said he thought he'd seen a figure that 62% of cyclists killed or seriously injured (KSI) had been, "associated with some infraction by the cyclists themselves of the rules of the road".

Goeth believed if one member of a work team escaped or committed some infraction, the entire team must be punished.

When I should be disciplining her for some infraction, instead, I see that vulnerable baby girl in my arms on that quiet winter afternoon.