Courts have the inherent authority to prohibit the deliberate and continual filing of frivolous actions that demonstrate
an egregious abuse of the judicial process and ultimately interfere with the timely administration of justice.
This is simply an opportunistic &
egregious abuse of government's taxing authority, which far too few investors ever cotton on to (as hoped).
The jury statement: The Alliance of Women Film Journalists documentary jury commends Whistler Film Festival for programming a controversial documentary that reveals
egregious abuse of animals within its hometown and at other locals where dog sledding is a popular pursuit and profitable business.
He calls the deletion policy an «
egregious abuse of power.»
«For an elected official to utilize a police agency to threaten peaceful protesters merely because they represent a political inconvenience is
an egregious abuse of power,» Valle wrote.
The most
egregious abuse of this power happened in February 2011 when a resolution condemning Israeli settlement expansion was supported by fourteen members and killed by America.
«Nevertheless, safeguarding the reputation, integrity and good efforts of the Global Compact and its participants requires transparent means to handle credible allegations of systematic or
egregious abuse of the Global Compact's overall aims and principles.»
Tonight I ask you to pass legislation to prohibit the most
egregious abuses of medical research: human cloning in all its forms, creating or implanting embryos for experiments, creating human - animal hybrids, and buying, selling, or patenting human embryos.
Guterres said the slave auctions were «among the most
egregious abuses of human rights and may amount to crimes against humanity.»
In his State of the Union address, President Bush named «human - animal hybrids» as one of «the most
egregious abuses of medical research.»
Egregious abuses of trust.
Not exact matches
The reason concerns the nature
of how Facebook handled its users» data before rising privacy concerns prompted it to tighten its policies against what critics have called an
egregious kind
of abuse — allowing app developers to gain access to information not only on their customers but also on their customers» many Facebook friends.
A now - deceased parishioner
of mine experienced
egregious sexual
abuse committed by her father's brother in a «secret room.»
«[N] on - state actors, including rebel and terrorist organizations,... committed by far some
of the most
egregious human rights
abuses and caused significant damage to the global status
of respect for religious freedom,» according to the 2014 IRF report.
In our view, the murders were entirely in keeping with Salvador's ten - year civil war... Those responsible for almost every other instance
of egregious abuse against Salvadoran citizens still enjoy absolute immunity.
Rich Azzopardi, a spokesperson for Gov. Cuomo said in a statement, «This is an
egregious example
of corporate
abuse, among the worst we have witnessed during the six years
of this administration.
A spokesperson for Governor Andrew Cuomo called the closure «an
egregious example
of corporate
abuse» and said that Cuomo has directed the state labor department to dispatch its rapid response team to help employees during the transition.
Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi in a statement called the planned closure «an
egregious example
of corporate
abuse — among the worst we have witnessed during the six years
of this administration.
These general principles include the principle
of «
abuse of rights» which currently operates to protect HMRC from
egregious tax avoidance in the sphere
of VAT.
Still, it's heartening that the contract earnestly seeks to prevent the kind
of egregious abuses that postdocs around the country often confide to Science Careers.
Politically, the film's blind spots are many; some are quite
egregious, like the complete lack
of acknowledgement
of Dr. Dre's record
of abusing women.
This situation is extremely advanced and is clearly the most
egregious example
of abuse of the charter school system which Mr. Biddle adores.
In an
egregious case
of abuse, the former superintendent
of tiny Mountain Empire Unified School District in San Diego County pleaded guilty last year to violating conflict
of interest laws for personally taking a cut
of the oversight fees and creating a consulting firm to serve the 13 independent study charters, operating outside
of Mountain Empire, that his district approved.
How do the views expressed in your book apply to some
of the
egregious moral break - downs within our most respected institutions such as the child
abuse scandal at Penn State and the alleged
abuse at the Horace Mann School in Riverdale?
Utah's ag gag law aims to prevent animal advocates and law enforcement from collecting evidence
of egregious and illegal
abuse of animals on factory farms.
In this particular case, there were no signs
of intentional or
egregious levels
of neglect or
abuse; due to extenuating circumstances the animal owners were simply overwhelmed.
Canada has no regulations stipulating how animals should be treated on farms outside
of federal and provincial animal cruelty laws, and these are only used to prosecute livestock farmers in cases
of egregious abuse, such as when animals are neglected to the point
of starvation or farm workers are caught torturing animals.
This is one
of the long - standing
egregious deceptions
of authority -
abusing solar - terrestrial obfuscation artists who prey on dumb audience members who naively expect something that can be strictly ruled out by the simplest possible diagnostics that could be done by a good (great not even necessary) Stat 101 student.
The company's private militia committed
egregious human rights
abuses including rape, beatings and indiscriminate destruction
of entire villages.
The risk
of egregious violence against civilians is well - known and companies must take steps to prevent
abuses from occurring,» said Reiner Tegtmeyer
of Global Witness.
In an
egregious and unprecedented
abuse of judicial power, respondent committed 46 defendants into police custody in a bizarre, unsuccessful effort to discover the owner
of a ringing cell phone in the courtroom.
Strudwick involved a woman («Ms. Strudwick» or the «Plaintiff») who suddenly fell deaf and endured a particularly
egregious campaign
of abuse orchestrated by her supervisor and her employer's general manager.
Nursing home
abuse and neglect is unfortunately on the increase; you've probably seen headlines about some
of the most
egregious cases.
While in
egregious cases where a lawyer hired by the carrier has
abused his or her relationship with the insured, the client, so as to favor the lawyer's source
of income — the insurance company — the courts have responded to protect the insured's interests.
[50] Regardless
of the precise language used, the key point is this:
abuse of process refers to Crown conduct that is
egregious and seriously compromises trial fairness and / or the integrity
of the justice system.
Artman noted the 678 % growth in MMPA litigation from 2000 - 2009 and highlighted some
egregious examples
of abuse.
claims so
egregious that White and O'Connell should be subjected to the Jewish Hospital's lawsuit alleging multiple claims
of Abuse of Process, Slander Per Se, False Light, Invasion
of Privacy, Interference with Prospective Business Advantage, Wrongful Use
of Civil Proceedings, and should be subject to damages including Punitive Damages, Attorney Fees and Court Costs.
The reason concerns the nature
of how Facebook handled its users» data before rising privacy concerns prompted it to tighten its policies against what critics have called an
egregious kind
of abuse — allowing app developers to gain access to information not only on their customers but also on their customers» many Facebook friends.
For example, despite its claims that it was taking
abuse more seriously, a BuzzFeed investigation from earlier this year found a number
of egregious examples
of abuse and threats that slipped through the cracks.
Lack
of fitness generally involves
egregious circumstances, such as drug addiction or
abuse, so the child's election was almost invariably granted.