Sentence examples for flouted orders from inspiring English sources

He often flouted orders from I.R.P. political leaders.

The other element of the defence strategy collapsed after it emerged that Spc Graner had repeatedly flouted orders to wear a regulation army haircut, or cease customising his uniform.

"America has finally decided that she needs to control who goes in and out of this country, particularly when we don't know who is coming to work and who is coming to kill". Norwood said his top priority is to find and deport an estimated 400,000 "alien absconders" who have flouted orders to leave the country, and some 80,000 foreigners with criminal convictions.

He is glib about the effects on children of residency being passed from parent to parent as courts dish out penalties for flouted orders, and says moving homes or schools is no big deal.

Yet in reality the evidence did not show that workers went so far as to flout orders in leaving the stricken plant, the Asahi admitted.

But the commander has challenged his government's legitimacy and flouted its orders with increasing boldness.

Mr. Flores Bermúdez argues that Mr. Zelaya flouted judicial orders against plans to remake the Constitution.

"When a federal court finds that a law enforcement official has lied under oath and willfully flouted court orders, that official must be held to account," said Cecillia Wang, director of the American Civil Liberties Union Immigrants Rights Projectt.

He said "an army in a democratic state" could not afford to have soldiers flout orders that were legal and did "not have a black flag waving above them".

Rather, the Government urges, the court flouted that order, substituted its own judgment for the Commission's concerning the appropriate order to be entered, and in effect entered a wholly new and different order from that made by the Commission, together with a money judgment giving its own view effect.

The destruction of the tapes (which The Times disclosed in 2007) flouted an order to preserve all such evidence issued by Judge Hellerstein in an A.C.L.U.