If an international team wants to make an exorbitant amount of money from a player it produced, more power to it, Martens said.
"Bennett — who was then undergoing severe economic problems and who had previously undertaken legal actions against his own family requesting millions in damages — unexpectedly made an exorbitant request of money from me," Argento said.
On the CEO who makes an exorbitant bonus, for instance, or the Congressman who takes advantage of insider trading, or the local official who cuts education funding for the third, fourth or fifth year in a row.
The president's executive order directs the Food and Drug Administration to require drug manufacturers to provide adequate advance notice when they plan to stop making a vital drug, expedite its reviews of manufacturers' applications to make any critical drugs in short supply and refer evidence of any selling of the scarce drugs at exorbitant markups for possible prosecution.
Not one but two biographers have now made it their mission to resurrect a life and career that, without making exorbitant claims, they deem more interesting than her lackluster place in film history would suggest.
CBS executives said Time Warner Cable removed their stations unnecessarily (including Showtime, which requires a separate fee from subscribers) and negotiated in a dysfunctional manner, and Time Warner Cable accused CBS of making exorbitant demands and performing a disservice to all Time Warner Cable subscribers by blocking the CBS.com Web site.
Now let's remember that these workers weren't making exorbitant incomes to begin with.
Through a spokesman, Ensign has accused Doug Hampton of recently making "exorbitant demands for cash and other financial benefits".
The latter does not make the exorbitant moral demands of traditional religions, which impose bad conscience, guilt, sin, sexual inhibition and the rest.
The monarchy was dependent on a clique of financiers and crushed the population with taxes in a vain effort to repay loans made at exorbitant interest rates.
