Sentence examples for violations received from inspiring English sources

Three other rules violations received less notice but were examples of how in golf, admitting one's mistake is considered an act of honor.

The company brazenly kept two sets of books to mislead investigators and hide half of its safety violations; received tip-offs of impending safety checks; and threatened miners with dismissal if they complained of safety risks.

At the other end of the seriousness scale, nearly 30 percent of those accused of misdemeanors or violations received what's called an A.C.D., which stands for an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal.

Outlining the figures, the document says that out of 25,600 allegations about possible illegal immigrants or other immigration violations received from the public between 9 December and 29 March, just 900 resulted in an enforcement visit.

The substantial difference in speed provides a plausible explanation for rear-end collisions (20 62%) being the most frequent type of farm equipment crashes in prior studies (Gerberich et al. 1996; Gkritza et al. 2010) and the high number of "failure to reduce speed" violations received by non-farm vehicle drivers (Hughes & Rodgman 2000).

None of these violations received airtime on state media.

But owners would pay smaller fines for health and safety violations, receive a "Bill of Rights" pamphlet before any inspections, and be given the chance to undergo an ungraded "practice test," as Ms. Quinn put it, before any violations are issued.

Mr. Turan himself was charged with three violations: receiving air fare and lodging valued at $496 for a trip to Kansas City, Mo., from the Cerner Corporation; a $117 meal also from the Cerner Corporation; and an $85 ticket to a hockey game at the Nassau Coliseum from Siemens.

1) UK Athletics commits to exploring how to best legally implement a rule that will result in athletes who commit a serious anti-doping violation receiving a lifetime ban from representing Great Britain.

A first violation receives a $50 fine, while subsequent offences can carry fines up to $100. "For more working-class and lower-middle-class people, the car is the first stop of being homeless, and sometimes it turns out to be a long stop," Gary Blasi, a University of California, Los Angeles, law professor and homeless activist told the Associated Press.

But I'm gonna show him that I'm not gonna let this go". .