Příklady flagrantly

• But, in turn, the military government soon proved inefficient and flagrantly corrupt.

• The copious pleasures on offer there are too artificial, too flagrantly polymorphous to allow the subject his conventional abdication of the self.

• There was no accommodation of custom or of local practice if they flagrantly violated the law.

• The police and the courts were more or less helpless against such incursions, and were forced to watch as even the highest circles of the government flagrantly disregarded court orders.

• My point here, then, is not to suggest that the principle of richness of the base is fatally flawed or to proceed with an analysis which flagrantly ignores this principle.

• It is outrageous that that amount of money should be wasted so flagrantly.

• As far as it concerns employment, that argument is flagrantly unsound.

• Human rights and international law are flagrantly flouted; the country languishes in poverty.

• I myself am in no way a supporter of the driver who exceeds the speed limit, flagrantly flouting the law.

• Are we setting a good example by giving an indemnity to people who have flagrantly and persistently flouted the law?

• The law is being regularly, flagrantly and publicly flouted up and down the country.

• It seeks to impose some minimal standards of responsibility on an industry that, in part, flagrantly exploits the anxieties of vulnerable people.

• Yet what we are doing now is flagrantly to throw it away, disregarding our grandchildren, our greatgrandchildren and the future safety of the country.

• I cannot imagine a procedure more flagrantly in defiance of all known international law.

• The great vice of the present percentage system is not so much that its distribution is flagrantly bad, but that it is haphazard and unscientific.