Sentence examples for with flouting from inspiring English sources

If Arcelor's managers get away with flouting that principle, shareholders everywhere in Europe will be the losers.

Already compliance departments are urging extreme caution on their moneymakers, fearful of incurring the huge penalties that come with flouting American sanctions policies.

Yet councils that blatantly ignore the code - the ones even other local authorities regard as renegade - continue to get away with flouting both its spirit and letter.

The 36-year-old from Wrexham, who now runs her own business, said: "There is discrimination law and equality law, but employers are getting away with flouting it".

Doubtlessly Mr. Watermelon Head isn't concerned with flouting convention as much as he is spoiling in the sun, but a consoling virtue of being provoked and annoyed is that, generally, you recognize the point.

This gave rise to a permanent protest camp, run by a group called Raid, which claimed its presence was ecologically protective, and a protest against the unfairness of people who get away with flouting planning laws.

The evidence of this is easy enough to see in everyday life, with people flouting laws about cellphone use, smoking, the wearing of helmets.

Despite being barraged with ads flouting the latest smart phones, U.S. consumers indeed still say they are mostly looking for basic features.

But Martin considers our work ethic superior to "the aristocratic cult of uselessness, with all its flouting and flaunting.

In 2012, one man was charged with trespassing after flouting as many as 30 warnings to keep off clinic property, the paper said.

Even at the height of the dot-com frenzy, when technologically astute 22-year-olds were landing plum assignments with stock options, flouting the traditional rules of decorum could carry a heavy price.