Sentence examples for open flouting from inspiring English sources

The trade has now moved to Facebook, where buyers and sellers negotiate prices out in the open, flouting local laws as authorities struggle to adjust to the realities of policing a virtual marketplace.

The workers helped the day care centers bill the city for children who were not enrolled or for services never provided, and allowed them to remain open despite flouting rules on floor space, background checks of employees and teacher-child ratios, a criminal complaint said.

Its newest production, "Poor Theatre," which opens Sept. 21, flouts the notion that theatre should shut out modern influences (junk TV, bad movies) and instead embraces the world and all its technologies.

Flouting Ontario's strict censorship laws, Allen opened a theatre in Toronto that showed banned films; Haggis volunteered at the box office.

The company has indicated it would still intend to open the spectrum to anyone willing to pay for it, flouting the feds' compromise.

Last week, Canada's so-called "Prince of Pot" Marc Emery was arrested and charged for the umpteenth time for flouting drug laws, this time for his role in opening eight illegal marijuana shops in Montreal.

After entering the spinal canal the flouting epidural fat is clearly visible; neural structures are exposed.

Was Ms. Philo flouting good taste?

Yet "Juha" opened the floodgates of Finnish modernism, a freewheeling blend of Debussian Impressionism and Schoenbergian Expressionism that offended the musical establishment by skirting the borders of tonality and flouting the National Romantic style of Sibelius.

Two years later, he was investigated for flouting Senate hiring rules.

Samsung says Sharp is flouting the trade commission's order.