Sentence examples for cases of egregious from inspiring English sources

Reported cases of egregious misbehavior have dropped.

Like so many other cases of egregious financial fraud over the past several years, regulators used softball tactics to go easy on the banks.

Jurors have sharply punished Merck in each case it has lost, awarding plaintiffs an average of almost $90 million in compensatory and punitive damages, which are supposed to be given only in cases of egregious corporate conduct.

That limitation on liability can be set aside in cases of egregious acts by the vessel's owner, in the language of the convention, if "it is proved that the loss resulted from his personal act or omission, committed with the intent to cause such a loss, or recklessly and with knowledge that such loss would probably result".

In cases of egregious misconduct, such as child abuse or sexual abuse, the hearings would go before an administrative law judge within 60 days.

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And when it's necessary, such as in the case of egregious or persistent violations, we'll still terminate publishers.

This may be a case of egregious spam.

So if the S.E.C. is only going to pursue cases that involve this type of egregious misconduct, then other companies involved in management buyouts can breath a sigh of relief as long as they do not engage in the type of "ring-fencing" Revlon tried.

However, even in cases of more egregious disrespect (such as the intentional, personal disrespect) there is good reason to think about ignoring the person.

The hope is that the exchange of information will act as a deterrent in the cases of the more egregious examples of favourable tax pacts.