Sentence examples for constitutes flagrant from inspiring English sources

Cuba's treatment of people who want to leave the country is "beyond misguided" and constitutes flagrant human-rights violations, the department official, Peter Romero, said.

Both techs insist no deception was intended, but Judge Bartle in federal court declared that "the insertion of frames constitutes flagrant, if not fraudulent or criminal, behavior".

"Turning people back who may well be in need of protection from persecution could constitute flagrant violation of the convention obligation to protect people fleeing from harm from being subject to further harm".

The state-run news agency Sana said the visit constituted "flagrant interference in Syria's domestic affairs".

Sentencing Fraill, the judge at London's High Court said in a written ruling: "Her conduct in visiting the internet repeatedly was directly contrary to her oath as a juror, and her contact with the acquitted defendant, as well as her repeated searches on the internet, constituted flagrant breaches of the orders made by the judge for the proper conduct of the trial".

While referring to policies that constitute flagrant violations of international humanitarian law and a series of U.N. Security Council resolutions as simply being "unhelpful" is certainly an understatement, this was still more criticism of Israel than she ever said publicly during her eight years in the U.S. Senate.

Players, coaches and fans are complaining that no one knows what constitutes a flagrant foul or a second-degree flagrant foul, what warrants an ejection or what will provoke a suspension.

The commission's assignment is to see whether this payment constitutes a flagrant abuse of public trust.

The killing of members of this humanitarian mission, which also included women, is brutal, inhuman and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and norms.

It fails to differentiate between the conduct of private citizens, which does not violate any treaty obligation, and conduct expressly authorized by the Executive Branch of the Government, which unquestionably constitutes a flagrant violation of international law, 27 and in my opinion, also constitutes a breach of our treaty obligations.

By contrast the Conservative Middle East council said the resolution affirmed the "establishment by Israel of settlements in the Palestinian territory occupied since 1967, including east Jerusalem, has no legal validity and constitutes a flagrant violation under international law and a major obstacle to the achievement of the two-state solution".