Sentence examples for egregious payments from inspiring English sources

Pirc, which advises the £160bn Local Authority Pension Fund forum, said Lund's deal was an example of egregious payments to top executives and called on shareholders to revolt at the AGM.

The United States wants to eliminate the most egregious and distorting agricultural payments, export subsidies.

Amtrak argued in federal court that Conrail's wrongdoing was so egregious that any indemnity payments would violate public policy.

Over the years, Congress and Medicare have made various attempts to stamp out some of the most egregious excesses in Medicare payments.

"Perhaps the most egregious example was a payment to [83-year-old Owen Oyston's] personal service company of £11m in the 2010-2011 financial year as 'director's emolument'".

He said that while previous Ryanair practices, such as making customers opt out of buying travel insurance and charging for most payment cards, were "egregious errors we made", consumers had been able to buy their advertised low fares in significant quantities.

The press baron's remark seems to imply that phone hacking, payments to police, and other egregious breaches of privacy had never happened.

When did transparency for the sake of egregious wrongs, without any foreign involvement or payment, become espionage?

Even more egregious, Detroit's pension fund routinely sent bonus payments to retirees whenever it had a good year.

"Mr. DiFrancesco's acceptance of the money," they wrote of the Hovnanian payment, "and failure to advise Council of same was an egregious ethical breach".

"These payments are nothing but a reward for obvious failure, and it is an egregious offense to have the American taxpayers foot the bill".