The judge ruled that as a nonprofit institution, the school could not be sued for acts that injured children, "no matter how flagrant that conduct may be".
Noting that lawmakers and the courts had interpreted the law as granting nonprofit groups broad protections, Judge Sabatino wrote, "This court is constrained to hold that the act insulates charitable organizations from liability for any degree of tortious conduct, no matter how flagrant that conduct may be".
"The elite machinations of Jakarta politics are so flagrant, it's disgusting," says one cabinet minister.
How is it, then, that some products thrive despite flagrant shortcomings?
If the Peruvian government is willing to let Vladimiro Montesinos, the disgraced Peruvian intelligence chief and a flagrant abuser of civil rights, flee to Panama and to drop bribery charges against him (news article, Sept. 27), how can it justify keeping Lori Berenson, the young American, in prison?
"They made it clear that it was a flagrant 2 and it is what it is.
Perhaps somebody took the HANYS report seriously, despite its flagrant bias, but it hardly matters because this new era of transparency in health care is not going away, no matter how loudly the hospital lobby complains.
Did you know what her motives were, or how such a flagrant psychopath came to be put in charge of pseudo-military operations?
Admittedly, with its flagrant arrogance and pretentiousness, it makes an irresistible target.
His cooking both pays respectful homage to its inspiration and takes wild, flagrant liberties with it.
