Sentence examples for brazen conduct from inspiring English sources

"We believe his brazen conduct spoke volumes about his disregard for the educational system," Mr. Stanton said.

The Democrats, for their part, are left to grapple with their own failure both to protect voters from this fiasco by facing up to Mr. Torricelli's brazen conduct and to intervene much earlier to find a better candidate.

on Friday asked President Barack Obama to replace the government's top securities regulator for "brazen conduct" that "hurts investors, undermines administration policy, and willfully misinterprets congressional mandates".

The first thing to understand about the new science of synthetic biology is that it's not really a new science; it's a brazen call to conduct an existing one much more ambitiously.

With Windows XP, its newest OS, Microsoft may be even more brazen in its conduct bundling a messenger service, media player and identity authentication service in XP.

Several officers of various ranks said that manipulating crime figures is common, if typically less brazen than the conduct attributed to Elder.

The penalty is the biggest yet to be handed down to banks for rigging the benchmarks used to determine the cost of lending, one of the most brazen violations of conduct since the financial crisis.

At the time, he was accused of a "campaign of criminal tax conduct combining brazen defiance with insidious concealment".

Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan who brought the case, said Countrywide was accused of conduct "spectacularly brazen in scope".

That term is the maximum established for his crime under nonbinding sentencing guidelines, and prosecutors said it was warranted because Mr. Rajaratnam's "criminal conduct was brazen, arrogant, harmful and pervasive".

Just a week before Mr. Rabbani was killed, militants from the Pakistan-based Haqqani network conducted a brazen attack against the American Embassy in Kabul, transforming the capital into a battle zone for 20 hours.