In the most perverse cases, non-disclosure agreements carry a comparatively small price tag for silencing the bullied and abused and letting the offender off scot-free.
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(The vote to boycott was particularly perverse in the case of the National Women's Studies Association, given the comparative sexual freedom in Israel, where Palestinian gays and battered wives often find refuge).
(The vote to boycott was particularly perverse in the case of the National Women's Studies Association, given the comparative sexual freedom in Israel, where Palestinian gays and battered wives often find refuge). In this context, the E.U.'s sanctions against settlement activity make sense, too, and should probably not be confused with the B.D.S. campaign at all.
While such a policy shift was not uncommon, particularly in Latin America, both its economics and its political economy were somewhat more perverse in the case of Argentina.
It is prompted by an odd and rather perverse line of cases from Texas.
Nearly 800 miles away in Chicago, Robert Chase, the president of the National Education Association, told some 10,000 convention delegates that enactment of standards had been "absurd" and "perverse" in some cases and urged "a massive infusion of common sense -- common sense based on real classroom experience".
Thanks to America's perverse cash bail system, money can literally get you out of jail in most cases.
In all these cases, they conclude, the ACLU's defence of individual rights has perverse consequences.In one case in Chicago, the ACLU sued to protect the right of people living in low-income housing to be free from mass building searches.
