Sentence examples for most egregious practices from inspiring English sources

Yet Congress has shown scant appetite for remedying even the most egregious practices.

Still, through her work she has spotlighted some of the Islamic Republic's most egregious practices.

Areas of potential agreement, she said, include aid to small businesses and regulation of the insurance industry to prohibit "the most egregious practices".

But almost immediately, some retail advocates complained that the deal did little to remedy the card companies' most egregious practices and even barred future lawsuits from other merchants against these same practices.

If the government's goal were truly to eradicate predatory lending, as opposed to simply reining in the industry's most egregious practices, the simplest approach would be for it to set an interest cap on all small-dollar loans.

For all the good the movement has done in challenging the most egregious practices of modern industrial farming, take any key issue on food and farming today and you will find that it's never simply a case of conventional bad, organics good, or even better.

Speaking generally, Mr. Hirsch called single-premium credit insurance "perhaps the most egregious practice" by lenders.

The board was described by Mr. Fisch as being unaware of some of Ms. Snyder's most egregious spending practices.

We hope that the United States will regain its credibility on issues of trade by eliminating its two most egregious protectionist practices: those relating to cotton and sugar.

The Senate recently voted 64 to 35 to approve a new five-year authorization, which reformed some of the most egregious bad practices, like paying farmers not to grow crops.

WASHINGTON — Years after revelations of bribery, favoritism and a spinning door between the oil industry and its regulators, the federal agency charged with policing offshore oil drillers is moving to end some of its most egregious past practices.