Sentence examples for egregious conduct from inspiring English sources
A prosecutor, E. Danya Perry, told the judge that the false statements had been "egregious" conduct.
Objecting to an opponent's closing argument is an aggressive move, typically reserved for egregious conduct — or a Hail Mary pass.
Over the last year, I've been investigating some of the more egregious conduct that occurred in the bubble years.
A spokeswoman for Finra said it had proposed a new rule allowing arbitrators to refer complaints of egregious conduct to its enforcement division while arbitrations are in progress.
In an interview last week with PBS, Emmert said Penn State had demonstrated egregious conduct in covering up Sandusky's behavior for more than a decade.
It claims torture can be justified on three grounds.First, it narrows the definition of torture, saying American law "was intended to proscribe only the most egregious conduct".
"It depends how egregious the conduct is".
In an interview, Mr. Breuer said the rate-rigging case amounted to "egregious criminal conduct".
It's a thorny issue, and I suspect the outcome in any litigation will depend on how egregious his conduct is.
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.
"However," the justices in the majority wrote, "no matter how sympathetic the facts are, or how egregious the conduct, we simply cannot compromise the law in order to reach a result that clearly appears to be justified".
