Sentence examples for local rogue from inspiring English sources

"Their paid liar, their spokesperson -- picture behind -- he's still making up things about what happens and calling this a local rogue," Issa said while gesturing to an image of Carney behind Crowley.

Jonathan Goulding, a barrister at London's Gough Square Chambers, who has successfully prosecuted night clubs in York and Lincoln over fire safety, said: "Sometimes it is the choice between a substantial case against a nationwide business or a number of smaller cases against local – including rogue – traders.

On a more local level, rogue farmers and miners are keen to grab the fertile land in the region and have been killing the indigenous people who call it home in order to do so.

"Communications data is an essential tool for the full range of law enforcement, including serious offences investigated by local authorities like rogue traders and benefit fraud," a source said.

Here are some reasons I've pieced together for why this whole thing was most likely done by some rogue local employees and/or contractors, who did not have the permission of anyone with significant authority at Google.

A Congressional investigation mostly concluded that the mistakes made were the fault of rogue, local agents.

Even then - you will always have your rogue local groups that will shun authority and do their own thing.

Across the country, rogue local school officials have teased a hardline approach for those who ultimately take part in the walkout, with threats ranging from students being slapped with unexcused absences to undisclosed disciplinary.

The level of destruction and sophistication in the bombings may point to links between local militant groups and rogue members of Al Qaeda who have infiltrated the country after being routed from neighboring Afghanistan.

SFBARF has repeatedly used the Club's opposition to this project as evidence that the local chapter has gone rogue.

The latest attacks do not appear to be freak ruptures on the front nor the action of a local rebel commander gone rogue.