Sentence examples for and flouting of from inspiring English sources

The US would be outraged at the bypassing of bilateral agreements and flouting of its citizen's rights.

Madonsela said there was systemic incompetence and flouting of tender procedures, leading to "exorbitant" and "exponential" cost overruns.

It was an extraordinary piece of political theatre, a staged display of power, deference, and flouting of the law.

Worse, company shares, traded without enough disclosure and without enough volume to establish convincing prices, invited all kinds of market abuse and flouting of minority shareholders' rights.

The antics and flouting of convention, like the clapping that the nationalists have brought to Westminster from Holyrood, may soon pall.

It was the most famous shoe-banging in history, and a moment that seemed to symbolise Moscow's cold war aggression and flouting of diplomatic norms.

Salva Rweyemamu, chairman of a media organization in Tanzania, made very clear that he does not condone "the obvious and apparent flouting of ethical and professional standards" by the tabloids.

Populists remain in power in Hungary and Poland, and the European Union has been slow to challenge their dismantling of the checks and balances on executive authority and their flouting of the EU's values of tolerance and openness.

Had this arrangement been permitted to proceed there would have been a completely unacceptable and grave risk of breaches of the peace, and a flouting of the criminal law both in Belfast and en route to Bellaghy.

He is ignoring the results of the November elections, rejecting the central thrust of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group and flouting the advice of some of his own generals, as well as Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq.

He cited impediments to American businesses establishing trade and distribution networks in China, and widespread flouting of copyright laws.