As Miljački pointed out in her opening address, the etymological root of "influence" is "influenza", suggesting influence can be something that happens to you, a process of permeation, rather than a flagrant and willful act of rip-off.
In SEE, trafficking continues to be viewed by the police and judiciary as illegal migration for the purposes of prostitution rather than a flagrant violation of human rights.
As for James Kelman and his exploding keyboard, it is difficult to imagine that there is much of an audience for this flagrant and rather old-fashioned formal tinkering.
If Mr. Geoghegan truly wants to preserve majority rule, he should protest its most flagrant abuse rather than rules, whatever their infirmities, that have been used in their current form by both political parties for 35 years.
It is not only leftwing liberals who see the 2003 invasion of Iraq as an illegal act: Rumsfeld – as a key proponent and architect of the war – is seen by some Tea Party supporters as a flagrant violator (rather than a defender) of their beloved constitution.
To the displeasure of the very vocal fans at Chesapeake Energy Arena, the officials flagged Green with a flagrant 1 foul rather than a flagrant 2, which would have resulted in an immediate ejection.
Rather than condemn Morocco's flagrant violation of international legal obligations, however, Kurtis Cooper, the acting spokesperson for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power, could only state that the United States supported MINURSO and "the U.N.-led process to bring about a peaceful, sustainable, and mutually-agreed solution to conflict in Western Sahara".
Blaming the victim instead of the flagrant aggressor.
That last category is the most capacious, for it includes not just images of classicized bodies – often black men, though frequently women as well – but uncensored, flagrant depictions of some rather special sex acts.
Actually, the British reputation of Amsterdam as home to flagrant sex, drugs and general permissiveness is rather out of kilter with the more conservative reality.
