The vocational education minister, Scott Ryan, said the discussion paper and the resulting consultation was designed to improve training outcomes and stop egregious practices which have led to court cases and police raids.
Corinthian appears to represent a particularly egregious case of producing bad outcomes for students and then failing to be responsive to government requests for information.
If China can positively support these outcomes, some of its most egregious sins will be forgiven.
Last night's play was the most egregious example of the new referees changing the outcome of a game, save, perhaps, the ref who tossed his cap onto the field to signal that a receiver had run out of bounds, but did so at the feet of a different receiver, causing him to trip and fall.
It's a thorny issue, and I suspect the outcome in any litigation will depend on how egregious his conduct is.
This was a particularly egregious and unacceptable feature of the public debate following the outcomes of PISA 2009.
The Academy is cognizant of this kind of purposeful telling of stories and tries to prevent egregious politicking that in years past has been so powerful on the outcome -- who wins and who loses.
But in the case of white Americans, who have committed egregious acts of violence against black Americans, we have seen similar outcomes, i.e. no prosecution, or a prosecution that results in no contest, as in the case of George Zimmerman.
As I've pointed out in previous posts, the most egregious spin has been the attempts by politicians to re-frame a successful outcome in Copenhagen as being a "politically binding" deal as opposed to a "legally binding" one.
Meanwhile, there hasn't been nearly enough comment on his very good ideas to improve the "system's" egregious lack of coordination, reduce its gigantic costs and even improve medical outcomes, of all things.
