Sentence examples for in flagrant disregard from inspiring English sources

It is Europe, Bush officials insist, that is acting as "judge and jury" and in flagrant disregard of them.

It has routinely fast-tracked exploration and drilling permits to oil companies in flagrant disregard of environmental laws and its own regulations.

Mr. Coleman quotes one representative in flagrant disregard of First Amendment separation of church and state — a trespass that is all too common among lawmakers these days.

Geoffrey Fettus, who brought the suit, said: "Congress is trying to throw out more than two decades of nuclear waste cleanup law, in flagrant disregard of public health.

His trial, and that of 93 others – the so-called UAE 94 – was widely condemned by international human rights advocates, who argued the proceedings were in flagrant disregard of fair trial guarantees.

FOUR weeks ago researchers at the OPERA collaboration, in Italy, discovered a glitch that may account for their startling finding last September that elusive particles called neutrinos move faster than light, in flagrant disregard of Albert Einstein's theory of relativity.

The sheer scale of planning applications being called in shows a flagrant disregard for decision-making at a local level and is in danger of bringing the planning system into disrepute".

When the Impressionists first captured Paris's attention with an independent exhibition in 1874, their flagrant disregard for artistic convention provoked a flurry of disapproval.

Stephanie thrives on the cocktails Dominic expertly mixes each night (he learned his skills on one of their many holidays in the Maldives), so it's no wonder they disapprove of Made in Chelsea's flagrant disregard for spare booze.

Surely, the world's silence in the face of near famine in Niger denotes a flagrant disregard for human life.

It's not surprising to many of my fellow Wheaton alumni that the school has deviated so far from the intent of its founders to extend grace and liberty to all humankind--slave and free--in spite of and with flagrant disregard for the civil law at the time.