The flagrant reality is that some regulation is needed to avoid egregious and predatory dysfunction in a world of competition; and too much regulation is an intrusive nuisance, or worse, for all of us alike.
JOEL TENENBAUM: In a world of flagrant disregard for copyright, they argue this will scare/educate people into respecting it.
Such flagrant denial of the Māori world view, in a public arena, both extends and affirms the practice of assimilation.
The credit sequence presents Max Bialystock, sporting the world's most flagrant comb-over, playing "dirty young man" to a succession of amorous crones.
So, instead of pursuing such barely accessible ideals, Sen proposes a more realistic approach focused on the correction of the actual world's most flagrant and still countless injustices.
They presumably realized that the world would denounce their flagrant violation of international law.
But the invasion caused outrage around the world, being called a "flagrant violation of international law" by a subsequent United Nations resolution, and Thatcher was deeply embarrassed by the incident.
In an op-ed piece in The New York Times, Buffett, the chief executive of diversified holding company Berkshire Hathaway, said the most "flagrant deceptions" have occurred in the world of stock options and pension accounting.
Didn't I want to protest such a flagrant act of disrespect by this world outcast toward one of our country's most sacred sites?
Many around the world, shocked by the flagrant disproportionality of Israeli bombs, have been searching for a way to ask, "y don't u?" The international reaction has been long on frustration but short on alternatives.
