Sentence examples for pernicious conduct from inspiring English sources
Judge Ramos's decision recognizes that a State cannot escape the consequences of its pernicious conduct without completely eliminating all vestiges of discrimination". .
The complaint against Citigroup alleges conduct that could be considered more pernicious than the charges against Goldman.
"We can no longer accept the conduct of the intelligence services acting under such a pernicious veil of secrecy, and we will be taking immediate action to try to establish more information.
Jonathan Bernstein, a partner at Levy, Davis & Maher, one of the law firms that represented the workers, said that many of them were Latino and had encountered "racial slurs" from some of their managers, whose "conduct indicated that they believed in a lot of pernicious stereotypes about Latinos".
And he bullied Mr Clinton into acquiescing to his line on the UN.These stands, which even some opponents would concede to be principled, need to be set against his influence on the conduct of domestic politics which was arguably both greater and more pernicious.
The Guttmacher Institute's Heather Boonstra, who conducted an analysis of insurance coverage of abortion, called the Hyde Amendment "a pernicious law that explicitly targets the poorest and most vulnerable women".
Bernstein, 69, said Rusbridger's appearance before the committee was a "dangerously pernicious" attempt by British authorities to shift the focus of the surveillance debate from excessive government secrecy to the conduct of the press.
BSA has conducted extensive research on this issue for our Global Cloud Computing Scorecard and our recent report on a pernicious new wave of IT-focused protectionism in emerging markets.
It's a pernicious relationship".
Alcoholism is ugly and pernicious".
