A Home Office spokesman said: "The current system shouldn't offer any perverse incentives for illegal migrants to lodge spurious asylum applications or encourage those without genuine claims for humanitarian protection to prolong their stay in the UK.
Conversely, his studio art is notable for a perverse preponderance of text.
Our legal framework and the way we enforce it has provided more scope here for abuses by the financial sector; for perverse compensation for chief executives; for monopolies' ability to take unjust advantage of their concentrated power.
Absent were any obvious incentives for amassing perverse amounts of money (and thus there was more time for the languorous lunch).
It would be perverse for any Government keen on creating the conditions for growth, and especially one which speaks so often about the importance of 'rebalancing the economy' towards the north, manufacturing exports and private sector jobs, to do such damage to all these objectives.
In addition, though different persons can of course differ in particular judgments, it is also obvious that our judgments coincide to a remarkable extent: it would be odd or perverse for any person to deny that a perfect rose or a dramatic sunset was beautiful.
I still do it, for perverse reasons, for my own personal thing, but I haven't really done that in a while, and I only made like two or three paintings that were really publicized.
Alongside each different way, he added one of five letters, indicating the character who would best personify it: A for Perverse shag (Adela), B for Egotist (Marigold), X for Shit (Bernard), Y for Fool (Shorty) and Z for Bore (George).
This not only raises an eyebrow for its economic implications and propensity for perverse incentives; it also creates a challenge, since this quantity cannot be replicated, and therefore hedging and monetising it is not possible.
Part of the explanation for this perverse behavior is the structure of leases for the land.
