Sentence examples for egregious rules from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, these egregious rules have been less controversial and are further along in negotiations than the environment chapter.

One of the more egregious rules of the grand jury system is the denial of a witness's Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.

In addition, some self-regulatory groups failed to refer even egregious rule violations to their enforcement staffs.

One egregious rule bars legal services providers from representing clients in class-action lawsuits — even though such suits can be an efficient way to obtain relief for problems affecting a large number of people.

When the NCAA went to change this egregious rule in a rare showing of human decency, the universities themselves opposed the matter, since having more kids have multi-year scholarships is apparently a terrible burden.  .

He called the proposed new rules "egregious, because it would have removed the courts from the equation and left the Gitmo commander a law unto himself".

But the presidential office, with its ostentatious gilded velvet chairs and sofas, one of which has a golden dog sculpted from an arm rest, recalls one of the most egregious men to rule the CAR: Jean-Bédel Bokassa, who crowned himself emperor in a Napoleonic coronation that wiped out a third of the nation's budget.

"That was the most egregious violation of the rules of the institution that I've seen in 25 years," Mr. Daschle said.

Mr. Mazowiecki moved this spring to end the most egregious abuses by issuing rules barring managers of state-run companies from simultaneously holding posts in competing private companies.

Apparently, it took the view that there had been such an egregious violation of the rules of judicial conduct that the court had to act on its own — sua sponte, as the lawyers say.

Deutsche Bank and MortgageIT failed to implement the quality control procedures required by HUD Housing and Urban Developmentt), and their violations of HUD rules were egregious.