Sentence examples for ludicrous conditions from inspiring English sources
Protesters are loaded into police vans or specially commissioned buses, taken to police stations all over London and sometimes even outside the city, held for hours, released on police bail with ludicrous conditions (not to enter the city of Westminster, or to attend any protests, or to congregate in groups of four), then the charges are dropped many months down the line.
And, disappointingly, the FCC agreed to this ludicrous condition.
Webster called rebuilding New Orleans under these conditions "ludicrous".
Varoufakis said the socialist premier had accepted "ludicrous terms and conditions from our troika of lenders that no CEO, let alone a decent political leader, would have contemplated for more than a few seconds".
For many years, I have watched Abbas, whom I know personally, do his best to satisfy the conditions, often ludicrous, placed on him by Netanyahu in order to restart peace negotiations.
"The notion of testing four-year-olds in exam hall conditions is clearly ludicrous.
Tony Bradley says this of employers who are demanding that people surrender their Facebook credentials as a condition of being hired: "The practice is simply ludicrous, so don't be one of those employers".
The Obama plan will also bar insurance companies from refusing to cover people based on pre-existing conditions (either by not offering them coverage outright or by charging ludicrous premiums).
This is ludicrous and embarrassing for students who may already be bashful about their condition.
