Sentence examples for egregious acts from inspiring English sources
"Sometimes," he added, "there are egregious acts and there should be some responsibility".
EVERY country likes its history books to celebrate its past and justify its more egregious acts.
The league should focus on protecting players from egregious acts of violence.
The law ensures the greatest financial reward for the most egregious acts of terrorism.
Other, less egregious acts of oversalting could easily have been remedied in the kitchen.
Any health professionals who have committed such egregious acts must be held accountable.
His memo said it was easy to call certain egregious acts terrorism "and have the whole world agree with you".
He said the C.I.A. had already taken disciplinary action against the officers who had committed the most egregious acts.
Fighting draws fans, and some argue that the threat of retribution deters players from more egregious acts of stick-swinging violence.
The effect of these three provisions is to essentially eliminate any ability of shareholders to sue the board for even the most egregious acts.
The Iraqi security forces, charged with keeping order, were carrying out some of the most egregious acts of crime and sectarian killings.
