Sentence examples for egregious pattern from inspiring English sources

In East Haven, Conn., last week, two police officers were convicted of abusing Latino residents, part of an egregious pattern of abuse.

Testimonies compiled by the Center for Civil and Human Rights in 2003 showed an egregious pattern of abuse perpetrated by white Slovak doctors in hospitals.

"The Alamance County Sheriff's Office's egregious pattern of racial profiling violates the Constitution and federal laws, creates distrust between the police and the community and inhibits the reporting of crime and cooperation in criminal investigations," Perez said.

What's more, at least four commanders who commanded units with the most egregious patterns of civilian killings were invited instructors in U.S. military schools attended by Latin American soldiers.

Michael A. Gentile, who served as chief counsel for the Departmental Disciplinary Committee of the New York State Supreme Court from 1980 to 1989, wrote that Leeds Morelli was engaging in "a pattern of egregious and extortionate attorney misconduct the likes of which I have not seen in my 20 years of prosecuting and defending lawyers".

"And due to a pattern of egregious behavior we have decided to suspend monetization".  .

Parallel studies in New York and Los Angeles found similar patterns of egregious workplace violations.

Was Fundafaci an isolated case of bad judgment, or part of a pattern of ethically egregious behavior?

The assistant US attorney wrote that the totality of what Glenn did "was not a single mistake, but rather an elaborate pattern of willful and egregious criminal acts spanning several years".

The pattern in Singapore isn't as egregious as in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, more than 60percentt of whose populations are migrant workers living in virtual indentured servitude.

Perhaps countries that are unable to quell egregious racist violence and major sponsors of events where patterns of violence persist should be reminded that they, too, are accountable to the world.