Sentence examples for blatantly violating from inspiring English sources

One after the other, the motorists were caught blatantly violating the law.

It accused the Lazio campaign of blatantly violating the agreement, saying that it was weighing how to respond.

Today, the appeals judges responded in kind, accusing Judge Jackson of blatantly violating a judicial canon that restricts judges from commenting about pending cases.

Remember back in the 1980's, when the NYSE refused to delist General Motors for blatantly violating its rules on dual-class stock?

But even aside from the racial targeting of these frisks, the law has been clear for more than 40 years, and New York City has been blatantly violating it.

"They are blatantly violating the labor law," says Charles Kernaghan, director of the National Labor Committee, based in Pittsburgh, which last February issued a scathing report on a factory making keyboards for big tech companies.

What you try to do is to pull over the ones who blatantly violate the statutes".

But if he is shown to have so blatantly violated his public trust, it would be warranted.

His moral clarity about abolition stemmed less from compassion or a commitment to equality than from the fact that slavery so blatantly violated his belief in self-governance.

And then he would have looked foolish and naive when Hamas militants blatantly violated a ceasefire that had barely taken hold.

The Syrian foreign ministry said: "The Syrian Arab Republic strongly condemns this flagrant aggression by the US-led coalition forces, which blatantly violates the objectives of the UN Charter".