Sentence examples for blatantly breaking from inspiring English sources

Walkers, though, are not told which judge gave them a red card, to prevent them from blatantly breaking the rules when passing a judge who could no longer issue a card.

That said, Dr. Allum stresses again that this is not as simple as the Mafia blatantly breaking the law.

That said, Dr Allum stresses again that this is not as simple as the Mafia blatantly breaking the law.

But just blatantly breaking a promise to a dying man -- going as far to joke about it -- makes me not like Peter very much.

Last month, in a move that should have surprised no one, McCrory signed the notorious bill that affixed significant restrictions on abortion access to a motorcycle safety bill, blatantly breaking his abortion promise while denying, naturally, that he had done so.

The fact that Greece blatantly broke the rules has helped to support this attitude.

"Vietnam has blatantly broken its promise to the Australian government not to prosecute boat returnees," she said.

"It is obviously very distressing to see two former Goldman Sachs employees went so blatantly around our policies and so blatantly broke the law," Solomon told Bloomberg TV.

The office of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a statement accusing Hamas of breaking the truce, saying: "Once again, Hamas and the terror organisations in Gaza have blatantly broken the cease-fire to which they committed, this time before the American Secretary of State and the UN Secretary General".

Third, though with much the same effect in the end, Iran may bend the rules rather than blatantly break them.Under the treaty, it is perfectly legal for a country like Iran to have uranium-enrichment and other nuclear facilities, as long as these are under safeguards and not intended to make weapons.

In the clearest indication so far of his thinking on the issue, Mr. Obama said on the ABC News program "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" that there should be prosecutions if "somebody has blatantly broken the law" but that his legal team was still evaluating interrogation and detention issues and would examine "past practices".