Sentence examples for would be flagrant from inspiring English sources

Anything else would be flagrant and frivolous.

It said that to do so would be a "flagrant breach of the Data Protection Act".

That would be a flagrant failure to comply with the U.N. resolution.

In the N.B.A., such a foul would be considered flagrant and the offender ejected from the game and fined.

To criticize Anthony on a night when he rang up 42 points, grabbed 17 rebounds and had 6 assists would be a flagrant nitpicking foul.

To wit, if Cuba's foreign-ministry statement were found to be untrue, Cuba would be in flagrant violation of its obligations to the U.N.

The ECHR ruled last month that sending Qatada back to face terror charges without assurances about the conduct of a trial would be a "flagrant denial of justice".

Retired Swedish appeal court judge Brita Sundberg-Weitman made the claim about Marianne Ny as Assange's legal team said putting the 39-year-old Australian into the hands of the authorities in Stockholm would be a "flagrant denial of justice".

Hill's execution would be a flagrant violation of the US supreme court's own ruling in 2002, Atkins v Virginia, that banned the death sentence for prisoners classified as "mentally retarded".

Such an assault would be in flagrant breach of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, but it would hardly be the first time the US has disregarded the 1968 accord.

The White House on Wednesday said an initial analysis was 'inconsistent' with North Korean claims of having carried out a successful hydrogen bomb test, but any nuclear test would be a "flagrant violation" of UN Security Council resolutions.