Sentence examples for to systematically flout from inspiring English sources

"We cannot allow companies to systematically flout the rules of civil procedure," said one of Iowa's assistant attorneys general, Patrick Madigan.

(Even though it is illegal in most places for public employees to strike, union membership in the public sector is higher — 37.4percentnt — because governments cannot systematically flout labor laws with the impunity enjoyed by the business community).

According to Arthur Waldron, MacMurray found that China in particular "systematically flouted the legal framework that alone guaranteed her international position, and by so doing invited Japan's wrath".

In our report, we found credible evidence that both sides had systematically flouted the laws of war, leading to as many as 40,000 deaths — many multiples more than caused by the strife in Libya or Syria.

Confronted a fortnight ago with incriminating evidence from American intelligence, the North Koreans at last admitted that they had been systematically flouting the solemn agreement they had made with Bill Clinton in 1994 to freeze their nuclear-weapons work.

This is the calm before the storm, according to the European Union's data protection supervisor, Giovanni Buttarelli, who says the law is being systematically flouted on a number of fronts right now — and that enforcement is coming.

Documents show the group systematically flouted new rules on conflict gold.

But what to do if it's a public figure such as Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the crusading racial profiler of Maricopa County, Ariz., who has spent the past several years systematically flouting a federal judge's orders while hiding behind a smokescreen of obfuscation, manipulation and impunity?

But the new reports will make it harder to conceal when communities consistently flout the law.

We will see that the design of question answers by the participants of news interviews systematically flouts semantic predictions as well as preference for agreement.

Bel likes to flout theatrical codes to reveal that process.