The defendants excessively marked up the prices of construction materials, falsified and forged business records, failed to pay prevailing wages, laundered money and evaded taxes, among other crimes, said Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, adding that the investigation is continuing.
The federal drug sentencing structure has resulted in the incarceration of thousands of low-level offenders, excessively severe sentences, marked racial disparities in prison sentences and a waste of public resources.
The diversification, along with a bunch of franchisee lawsuits over excessively marked-up food, forced Katz to bail out.
Clinton has also equivocated and hedged when talking about the investigation into her email practices, calling it a "security inquiry" at one point and insisting that she "never received nor sent any material that was marked classified," an excessively lawyerly turn of phrase that distinguishes between material marked classified and classified material that may have not been marked correctly.
But just as the press gives Mr. Gore excessively high marks for doing the politically expedient thing in picking Mr. Lieberman, so it oversells Mr. Lieberman's value to Mr. Gore.
A diet excessively high in bread, pasta, rice, soda and other carbohydrates is a major risk factor for fatty liver, which is marked by the abnormal accumulation of fat within a liver cell.
So not excessively excessive.
Norris also makes the violence gruesomely explicit - almost excessively so, since it obscures the fact that the incensed killers mark their victim with the sign of the cross.
They fully comprehend the picture Leonow painted so vividly – that voters are inclined to mark up Xenophon for having a go, and not fixate excessively over whether that results in a concrete win or a loss.
Excessively rationalistic policies neglect deep beliefs, symbols, sentiments, and emotions and the like, and that deficiency marks many actual and proposed policies" [ 36].
They set excessively high standards.
