Sentence examples for most egregious violation from inspiring English sources

"It is about the most egregious violation of privacy imaginable.

"That was the most egregious violation of the rules of the institution that I've seen in 25 years," Mr. Daschle said.

But they said prosecuting him in civilian court so many years later on a 1998 indictment was "perhaps the most egregious violation in the history of speedy-trial jurisprudence".

So far the most egregious violation appears to have been against Mr. Obama, who had his passport file breached on three separate occasions, by three separate employees, in January, February and March.

A federal judge in Manhattan was asked on Monday to dismiss an indictment against a terror suspect whose lawyer argued that his nearly five-year detention in secret C.I.A. prisons and later at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, was "perhaps the most egregious violation in the history of speedy-trial jurisprudence".

David Cornwell, a lawyer for some of the players, said in a written statement: "The recent reports about pending appeals by players who are alleged to have used weight-loss supplements reflect the most egregious violation of the N.F.L. steroid policy.

The most egregious violations are referred for criminal prosecution.

"The situation with the Montagnards is one of the most egregious violations of religious freedom in Vietnam".

How is it that homelessness – one of the most egregious violations of human rights globally – can be so invisible?

Our courts rarely impose serious penalties on law enforcement officers caught in even the most egregious violations of individuals' rights.

From the late 1930s through 1945, Europe was host to perhaps the most egregious violations of human rights and the rule of law ever recorded.