Sentence examples for systematically lay from inspiring English sources

In his 2005 book Active Liberty, Breyer made his first attempt to systematically lay out his views on legal theory, arguing that the judiciary should seek to resolve issues in a manner that encourages popular participation in governmental decisions.

"They have been systematically lying".

In "The Not-So-Long Gray Line" (Op-Ed, June 28), Lucian K. Truscott IV asserts that officers today, as during Vietnam, resign "en masse" from the military because their superiors systematically lie to them.

Pentagon officials "are systematically lying about the performance of a weapon system that is supposed to defend the people of the United States from nuclear attack," Dr. Postol said in an interview.

My position differs from my Democratic colleagues in that I believe that the C.I.A. strives to honor its obligation to keep Congress informed of its activities and is not in the business of regularly and systematically lying to Congress.

In the world according to Michael Moore, such companies do systematically lie and cheat, and get away with it by corrupting and intimidating, and subverting both politics and the criminal-justice system.

As Mr Sanchez observes, conservatives have their own stories about why their political preferences do not prevail.This has long been a major strain in conservative thinking: Everyone would see that our views are just simple common sense obviously correct!—if not for a liberal media cabal systematically lying to people all day.

* When was the precise moment McClellan first knew the president of the United States and his inner circle were systematically lying to him?

Admittedly, I sometimes feel uncomfortable when I listen to people who have decided to systematically lie to try to protect themselves.

A telemarketing company that solicits donations for several big-name charities is keeping most of the money raised and systematically lying about it to the public, according to a new investigation by Bloomberg Markets Magazine.

In recent years, Corinthian has been accused by multiple federal and state authorities of systematically lying about its graduation or job placement rates, misleading potential students into enrolling and forking over tens of thousands of dollars to obtain credentials many critics believe to be of dubious value.