Sentence examples for transgressions on from inspiring English sources

Given the influence of peer behaviour and disapproval, it is not surprising that, among 6,000 students surveyed at 31 universities, 66% of those "at non-[honour]-code schools reported one or more transgressions on written work compared to 42% of … [those] at code schools" (McCabe & Treviño, 1996).

The narcissist is brilliant at projecting blame for his own transgressions on to his victim.

He repaid some of the money, blamed the transgressions on bad accounting and cruised to an Election Day victory.

Republicans have indeed been guilty of a range of transgressions on the "process issues" that agitate him.

The inquiry recommended that the Rwandan government should end its agreement with the corporation, based on "identified and recurrent transgressions on the part of the BBC".

Presumably Lane will be found out, but if past transgressions on "Mad Men" are anything to go by, I'm guessing his punishment will not involve the authorities.

Although it may seem to some that Stone has no qualms about transgression on-screen or pushing boundaries, she says there is one thing that she will not do.

A transgression on one of them is a transgression on all.

For its transgression on that one point, Mr Ono ordered the government to pay Mr Ienaga ¥400,000 in damages.Looking on the bright side, the spritely octogenarian told foreign journalists last week that the whole point of his 32-year wrangle with the government over textbook screening was not to win or to lose but to get the issues aired.

A real or perceived dalliance or slight, a transgression on her part or her husband's — who knew?

He was at it again on 54 minutes, punishing the Bristol captain Joe El Abd's transgression on the floor.