infractionin a sentence
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an infraction like a speeding ticket
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A photo is taken of the car in the intersection with the red light. The violator can see the infraction photo online and determine if they want to challenge the citation.
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Then it noted the infraction in my employee data file.† (source)
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Dozens of men were lined up and clubbed in the knees for one man's alleged infraction.† (source)
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Jonas said the standard phrase automatically, and tried to pay better attention while his mother told of a dream fragment, a disquieting scene where she had been chastised for a rule infraction she didn't understand.† (source)
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And in the manager's office, Mr. Halecki still sits behind his spotless desk (though a new assistant manager with the smile of an ecclesiast is prone to interrupt his reveries over the slightest infraction of the hotel's rules).† (source)
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Withholding my alleged paycheck for some imaginary infraction.† (source)
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Minor infractions were tolerated and "he's just being a boy" was an all-purpose excuse for anything short of a felony.† (source)
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I will not wage war against Earth for this infraction.† (source)
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Any other employee would've been out the door a dozen minor infractions ago.† (source)
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Someone made a long speech listing every infraction of the rules we were committing that night.† (source)
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Her fuse was as short as I had seen it, and the smallest infractions—a cupboard door left open, crumbs on the counter—would set her off.† (source)
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The penalty for this and for any other Level Four Infraction is expulsion.† (source)
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The minor infractions of youth—in one case an act committed at age eight—prevented two from ever being trusted again.† (source)
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When they called me out of school over the port, the message said I'd committed an Infraction.† (source)
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There were repeated infractions leading up to that.† (source)
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