"It is an outlandish scheme".
It clearly wasn't such an outlandish idea to Cisco Systems Chief Executive John Chambers John Chambers.
PORTLAND, Me. -- There were no strobe lights, no outlandish costumes and only a mediocre sound system.
Mitt Romney's astonishingly low tax rate shows the unfairness of a tax system that provides its most outlandish benefits only for the very, very rich and savvy.
What his tax practices show is not illegal or unethical behavior, but rather the unfairness of a tax system that provides its most outlandish benefits only for the very, very rich and savvy.
To which we may add MPs' abuse of an expenses system introduced by Mrs Thatcher, outlandish bankers' bonuses, privatised utilities owned abroad, student debt, house prices out of the reach of millions, unemployment and increasing inequality.
But increasingly, some political scientists, legal scholars and consumer advocates are suggesting that outlandish examples have created a distorted picture of the legal system.
Health executives' salaries in New York State are not as stupendously high, of course, as pay in the financial industry, but they are outlandish in comparison with pay in New York City's public hospital system.
Some smart people I like may call it outlandish but our primaries would go from a closed partisan system to an open nonpartisan one where Californians would vote for their top two choices--regardless of party affiliation.
Moore has long had outlandish notions about the supremacy of federal judges in our legal system.
But Pakistan's criminal justice system has a reputation for shoddy investigations, concocted evidence and outlandish perjury.
