Sentence examples for blatant offender from inspiring English sources

New Jersey, she writes, "has led the pack both as blatant offender and heroic champion of equity".

The most blatant offender, "Love Will Remember" once began with a voicemail message from someone who sounds a whole lot like Bieber extravagantly praising Gomez, who apparently isn't above a little triumphalism.

Laporte was the most blatant offender, using Beauxis in place of Frédéric Michalak and Damien Traille in place of Clément Poitrenaud against the All Blacks and England simply because their ability to kick huge distances made them more valuable to his neanderthal plan than a genuine playmaker in the outside-half position and a real specialist at full-back.

Nonsense, he said; he was merely suing the most blatant offenders first.

He argues that cities "want to attract more drivers to the downtown area, and it is the blatant offenders they want to target".

So should two other blatant offenders: the conservative American Action Network, a "social welfare" claimant reported by the Center for Public Integrity to have spent more than 80 percent of its expenditures on the 2010 elections; and Americans Elect, a third-party effort enjoying "social welfare" secrecy as it secures ballot space across the nation.

Canterbury University is, Jayne tells me, one of the most blatant offenders still online.

The country is "one of the few that continues to execute juvenile offenders in blatant violation of the absolute legal prohibition", he said.

The roof-raiser rankles less than the helicopter-offender, who lands in blatant defiance of local law with cash in hand, ready to pay the fine and do it again the next week.

But the breach of the code would, of necessity, have to be blatant and even then, it would probably have to be a serial offender to warrant a fine.

Transparency International's local branch recently cited a poll that found 54% of Ghanaians saying that corruption was rising, especially in the police, political parties and courts.The murky allocation of government contracts and extravagant overspending by some ministries that of youth and sports is a recent offender are blatant symptoms of abuse.