One of the five applicants for judicial review was Gabriel Pepper, from Walthamstow, east London, who accused the government of imposing "appalling cuts", which were "a vicious attack on the disabled".
So it's time for the consumers of Uber to do what its board, venture capitalist-backers, and royal protectors never will: Impose real consequences on Uber for its appalling behavior.
But perhaps his next campaign could be against the appalling royal charter, which politicians are trying to impose on all journalists, and the oppressive, discriminatory exemplary damages which will enforce it – both measures backed by statute.
"To impose, in the 21st century, such restrictions on the higher education of Iranian women … is appalling," the International Human Rights Network of Academies and Scholarly Societies says in a statement released today.
Most appalling, the United Nations Security Council is unable to muster the votes to condemn the bloodshed much less impose sanctions.
– Eventually Lord Sugar will impose his leadership on the boys' team and he will go on to enjoy a fluke success, entirely down to an appalling performance from the girls' team.
In fact, responsibility for the Magdalene Laundries and the appalling privations they imposed on women and children is hardly limited to one person or even one institution.
And given India's appalling reputation for imposing arbitrary taxes on companies, it is encouraging that the government has not appealed against a recent court judgment to do with tax in favour of big multinationals.Another crucial area is to push forward plans for a national goods-and-services tax (GST).
The standard I generally imposed: average deserved a B+/A-, exceptionan An A, below average B, and appalling B-.
