Sentence examples for egregious charges from inspiring English sources

But the Florida action has Democrats and civil rights groups accusing the Bush administration of dodging the most egregious charges of discrimination in the 2000 presidential race.

Although I have never heard such a rumor about Alex, this may be one of the most egregious charges one can make against a player, and a rare one at that.

"The location and arrest of this fugitive, wanted by three countries on some of the most egregious charges that ICE investigates, is an example of top-notch cooperation among law enforcement agencies in all these countries and our colleagues at Interpol," John Morton, assistant secretary of Homeland Security for United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said in a statement.

Andy Barr, a Congressional candidate in Kentucky, made the particularly egregious charge that the president was conducting "a war on coal," ruthlessly attacking an industry and thousands of struggling miners.

In a half-hour program, Murrow, as narrator, presented the entire history of the affair and sketched the dilemma of a man faced with a particularly egregious charge of guilt by association.

She goes through some of the bill's provisions from the merely contentious – "it would allow more than 100,000 children on Medicaid to qualify automatically for free school meals" – to the egregious – "it charges the wealthier kids more for the lunches".

The 14 were charged under the controversial Computer Fraud and Abuse Act the same act that led to such egregious and unreasonable charges against the late Aaron Swartz which was written in the 1980s before computers as we know them even existed.

The 14 were charged under the controversial Computer Fraud and Abuse Act – the same act that led to such egregious and unreasonable charges against the late Aaron Swartz – which was written in the 1980s before computers as we know them even existed.

They searched for income elsewhere, and found it in the annoying and sometimes egregious fees they charge to consumers.

These rates are less egregious than those charged by other providers to many hospital patients, who are similarly unable to shop around.

"They are a virtual cartel that control the travel sector from the U.S. to Cuba, charging egregious fees in collusion with Cuban authorities," said Mauricio Claver Carone, director of the U.S.-Cuba Democracy PAC in Washington.