Sentence examples for grossly flouts from inspiring English sources

Palestinian attacks on army checkpoints are an act of war, not a war crime, whereas blowing up buses and restaurants grossly flouts the law.

Amnesty's Middle East and North Africa director, Philip Luther, told AFP that Nimr's trial was both both politicised and "grossly unfair, because the international standards for fair trial were grossly flouted".

He said: "Those trials including the trial of Shiekh Nimr al Nimr were politicised on the one hand and grossly unfair, because the international standards for fair trial were grossly flouted.

We represent families of people killed by grossly negligent employers who flouted health and safety legislation, and we are terrified that current government policies of slashing enforcement (35% cuts to the Health and Safety Executive), and threatening to cut health and safety laws will kill and injure even more workers.

"One defense counsel in particular," said the chief military prosecutor, Col. Lawrence J. Morris, "has habitually flouted the rules" and was responsible for "grossly distorting" and "fabricating information".

Flouting their recommendations on major policy questions is not only grossly undemocratic, but it will result in comparatively sloppy, ineffective, and/or inequitable legislation.

It is grossly inequitable to demand that poor countries should impose controls on their industries which many of the richest countries flout daily.

Grossly unlikely.

Dava Sobel flouts this convention.

"I was grossly misinterpreted.

"He was grossly overweight.