Sentence examples for egregious harm that from inspiring English sources
My legislation is really about beginning to repair the egregious harm that has been done to the communities that have been targeted… Nobody is setting up FBI sting operations or stopping and frisking people as they come home from a fraternity party.
AMERICA'S subsidies to its cotton farmers have long been an egregious example of the harm that rich countries' subsidies inflict on the poor.
"In light of these egregious penalties and economic harm" that ratepayers and shareholders will have to absorb, "I would expect top executives' compensation to be adjusted accordingly," Yee said.
Rosenstein may have genuinely believed that he was correcting an egregious harm to the Justice Department committed by Comey, one that still offended many lawyers there.
Last night he moved beyond accountability and offered a sensible solution to a problem that was incomprehensibly exacerbated by the choices and inactions of government officials who, instead of taking care of our citizens, caused them egregious harm.
In the past, such tribunals have interpreted the requirement that foreign investors receive "fair and equitable treatment" as grounds for striking down new government regulations – even if they are non-discriminatory and are adopted simply to protect citizens from newly discovered egregious harms.
They said Kane had taken part in "egregious misconduct" that violated rules of professional conduct and "caused substantial public and private harm," according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
He called the prosecutor's actions "particularly egregious" misconduct that was "wholly unbefitting a U.S. attorney".
But the rule was supposed to prevent the egregious mistakes that led directly to obvious injustice.
"There may be circumstances where conduct is so egregious, and harm so great, that no amount of cooperation or other mitigating conduct can justify a decision not to bring any enforcement action," the commission said.
