Danny Kinahan of the UUP warned of the dangers of a major European Commission infraction.
Imagine if that something was a relatively minor infraction due to a error in judgement.
And the Green Movement claimed that this administrative infraction rendered him unfit to command the army.
He did not commit any infraction, he did not do anything illegal, he is a free man.
For example, in the case of if a TV viewer saw an infraction and called it in.
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These people broke the law, but it's a civil infraction, not capital murder.
For instance, in many cases the Internet subscriber might have no knowledge of the infraction that the ISP detects.
The girl was traveling with her grandfather, who was denied entry because of an immigration infraction two decades earlier.
And you mentioned an example of, you know, aggressive vehicle infraction enforcement and how people might perceive that as targeted.
She warned of the danger of the European Commission imposing infraction fines if the department did not take appropriate action.
Their conversation occurred shortly after the dissident learned of her punishment for Yettaw's infraction: a further eighteen months in confinement.
Referee Nigel Owens awarded a penalty try but opted not to sin-bin Spice, ruling the scrum-half's infraction was only accidental.
And more to the point for Jeep, the hacking incident followed another troubling infraction on Friday that time from the inside.
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More important, the charge itself, not just this imagined infraction, is at best questionable.
It ultimately comes down to each school to decide that having an infraction-free team is better than one that may make more money.
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In other words, singling out the four players because of this specific infraction seems rather arbitrary punishing the few for the sins of the many.
Use your phone on a plane that's not parked or taxiing and the FAA and TSA might disembowel you on the spot for the infraction.
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However, Hamilton was issued a penalty on Friday in practice sessions and will start fifth on the grid, due to the infraction issued by race officials.
But nothing came of that proposal, as evidenced by the most recent quiet period infraction by Salesforce.com (nyse: CRM - news - people ).
And even the local branch of the ACLU says Chicagoans generally seem at peace with the system except when they get a traffic ticket for a camera-recorded infraction.
The environment committee chair explained the importance of the modiolus (horse mussel) reefs in the lough and the possible infraction fines levied the European Commission to protect the mussel beds.
"As the recent debate over racial profiling demonstrates all too clearly, a relatively minor traffic infraction may often serve as an excuse for stopping and harassing an individual, " O'Connor wrote.
He was arrested on misdemeanor marijuana possession and paraphernalia use charges, though his attorney negotiated the dismissal of the pot charge and the reduction of the paraphernalia charge to a civil infraction.
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Drive from one bar to another, and you can expect to be pulled over for the slightest infraction by a cop eager to get an up-close look for any signs of booziness.
But this woman only came to the attention of federal authorities because local law enforcement officers arrested her for an infraction that would have normally resulted in a slap on the wrist.
If the conversation doesn't yield desired results, the infraction is too severe to not be reported to someone in authority or you simply cannot handle a direct confrontation, you may need to contact others.
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That, no doubt, was a regulatory infraction.
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Back in the spring when she called up Lester Kriegbaum for some infraction, nothing serious, he brought a book to the front of the room and read it over her knee while she larruped away at his far end.
Angels and menorahs on the White House lawn are an infraction of the Establishment Clause, which is as much designed to prevent religion from being corrupted by the state as it is to protect the public square from clerical encroachment.
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Ovechkin then went to the box to serve the second infraction, and he watched the score become 3-1 just 41 seconds later, when Rick Nash's one-timer from the right circle grazed Callahan's right leg on the way to the net.
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