Sentence examples similar to usual infraction from inspiring English sources
The police and health departments have made their usual raids for minor infractions and a business affiliate was arrested for marijuana distribution.
The N.C.A.A. board of directors' decision to go outside its usual process for dealing with infractions, forgoing a long investigation, and authorize sanctions based on the findings of an outside investigation is considered unprecedented.
While most of Victor's infractions were the usual assortment of delinquent behavior resulting in detentions, a couple of incidents would later feed the profile of him as a potential bomber.
The Japanese investment banking unit of UBS of Switzerland had its second surprise regulatory inspection in three months, this time by government agents whose usual assignment is to look for evidence of specific infractions.
Prison officials can give up to 20 days solitary confinement to inmates as punishment for infractions like fighting or possessing drugs, though the usual term is from three to five days.
This year, Mr. Hirsch theorized that the visitors were steering clear of their usual haunt to avoid a blizzard of summonses that he said the police began issuing late last summer for infractions like drinking in public or lying on a bench.
But, unlike the usual Fox-ish racist mad-libs thing, at least this has something to do with Ron Artest and his particular infraction.
What remains interesting is the business-as-usual climate in which the infractions took place.
The infraction went uncalled.
