Sentence examples for has blatantly from inspiring English sources
"Vietnam has blatantly broken its promise to the Australian government not to prosecute boat returnees," she said.
Throughout the long scandal of sexual abuse by rogue priests, the Vatican has blatantly resisted the idea that civil law must trump church rules in confronting criminal acts.
Thomas Oppermann, of the Social Democrats, said: "Snowden's claims appear to be credible, while the US government has blatantly lied to us on this matter.
He said Russia has blatantly violated the Gore-Chernomyrdin agreement and other pacts and continues to be a major sponsor of Iran's arms buildup.
He said it was "hard to see how we can have conversations with a government that has blatantly violated its agreements".
Their lawyer, William Franklin of Cramer & Anderson in Litchfield, said: "Chandler Saint has created an illegal interior lot and has blatantly violated local zoning laws at every bend.
Unfortunately, OutQ had blatantly sexual and harsh language every time we tuned in.
"They have blatantly misrepresented decisional law and key aspects of their vector-control program," he said.
His defeated rival, Viktor Yanukovich, was disgraced because, as prime minister, he had blatantly tried to rig the presidential election.
IN BRITAIN, after the Daily Telegraph broke the story last year that members of parliament had blatantly fiddled expenses, all the media had a field day.
Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis said the companies had "blatantly disregarded" accepted industry procedures, their own safety guidelines and "common sense".
