Sentence examples for which flout from inspiring English sources

The PCC's successor will probably need the right to demand more prominent corrections and impose tougher sanctions against papers which flout the code.

Mr. Meena said police and the labor department have to work collectively with the administration to crack down on some of these organizations, which flout the rules.

Those movies vying for awards this year which flout a basis in fact include biopics of Jackie Kennedy Jackiee), the man behind McDonald's (The Founder) and slave revolt leader Nat Turner (The Birth of a Nation).

"As far as I can see," she writes, "there is a balance to be sustained between the acquisition of moral and intellectual qualities which earns the respect of our peers, and a proportional excellence in practices which flout these qualities, brush them aside, and deny them".

Firms which flout the TPS rules can currently be fined up to £500,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office.

Indeed, conduct disorder is primarily defined by the repetition and persistence of behavior patterns which flout societal rules and other people's fundamental rights.

This rankled the Mail, which flouted the injunction without technically violating the law.

Mr Paul earned a lot of flack for this remark, which flouts the medical consensus about the risks of vaccination.

Van Vechten and Marinoff were known for their parties, which flouted the laws of Prohibition and the norms of segregation.

"We condemn the bombing perpetrated by the Israeli airstrike against Syrian territory which flouts international law and the objectives and principles of the United Nations' charter," he said.

Malaysia, which flouted the I.M.F.'s prescriptions and imposed strict controls on currency and capital flows, has turned into one of the region's export stars.