Sentences with phrase «penalties called through»

Last year, there was an average of eight penalties called through 20 games.

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On 24 February, at St Mary's, he said: «People learn to fear and run away from the penalty of sins, but not the sins themselves... Indulgences are rightly so called, for to indulge means to permit... Not through Indulgences, but through gentleness and lowliness, says he [Jesus], is rest for your souls found.

Quoted in BBC Sport, the former England captain spoke about an incident in West Ham's 1 - 0 win over Sunderland where an offside call prevented a penalty for West Ham, despite the ball touching John O'Shea on the way through.

Although she probably didn't know it would come into play like it did, Schultz was the benefactor of a penalty, called against her opponent and defending section champion Roseville, midway through the second half of the March 3 title game.

The NHL wants officials to call playoffs at the same standard as the regular season, which is happening with penalties actually going up from the first period through the third.

But it was the home side that opened the scoring right at the death of half - time, through a fortuitous penalty call, as Rashford going down in controversial fashion — led Rooney to converting the penalty to score his fourth of the campaign and second in as many games.

(Calif.) With schools still facing a statewide teacher shortage and expecting a demand soon for bilingual teachers, experts are calling on lawmakers to create bigger recruitment incentives and equivalent penalties on those who fail to follow through.

Unfortunately the team was called for a drive - through penalty when the Corvette's wheels spun while it was still on its air jacks.

Unfortunately, the No. 3 Corvette was called for a penalty in the pitlane and had to serve a drive - through penalty after the race started again.

Anton called for a month of public consultation with feedback on electronic device use while driving and penalties either directed through the justice ministry's website, by e-mail, or snail mail from June 16 to July 16.