Sentences with phrase «egregious case»

The proper response is probably what Antonin P says — avoid the journal that uses that reviewer — or even, in a particularly egregious case, one could sue, if there are serious damages (otherwise one just draws attention to the remarks).

A particularly egregious case finally drew enough outrage from the public and local advocates that in 2016, the federal government got involved.

5)... and probably the most egregious case of name - dropping and implied «connections» that I've seen in awhile: the whole reference to having «contacts» in Sisters, Oregon, home of Multnomah Publishers, yatta, yatta, yatta, Prayer of Jabez, etc..

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.

Leo Casey, Executive Director of the Albert Shanker Institute and a former vice president of New York's teachers union, suggested that it's about more than just rent: «Eva Moskowitz's schools are a particularly egregious case... every school is co-located and as a co-location, what they get for free is not only the building, the facilities itself, not only the space that's up to code, etc..

A homegirl of mine was just victimized by the most egregious case of online dating false advertising Ive ever heard of!..

Whether we're talking about free speech on Usenet, the policy questions of legitimate marketing and com - mercial activity conducted over email, or the desirable but spam - ish mes - sages that trip the filters and disappear, there is always friction not around the most egregious case (no one argues for Leo Kuvayev's «\ / 1@gR / - \» messages) but at the blurry places where spam threatens to blend into acceptable use, and fighting one might have a deleterious effect on the other.

Bullying is an issue that is constantly in the news — either as a standalone story about a particularly egregious case or as a major contributor to much larger issues, including school shootings.

In the most egregious case, prosecutors and defense attorneys have laid out emails and records showing extensive communications between senior Cuomo administration officials and Todd Howe, a lobbyist who'd never actually bothered to register as one.

This is an even less egregious case of what happened a few weeks / months back with Portland and Houston where Lilliard got testy with CP at the end of the game.

In the single most egregious case of alleged fraud, BP sued Mikal Watts in December 2013, alleging that the powerful San Antonio plaintiffs» attorney falsely claimed to represent tens of thousands of «phantom» victims of the -LSB-...]

In one egregious case, a Houston home valued at $ 115,000 flooded 18 times in 16 years, costing the government $ 800,000.

The study details perhaps the most egregious case of China's economic maneuvering with the press:

If suspicious trading is traced to individual flight attendants, management warned, investigations could follow and lead to «suspension of individual trip trade capabilities and, in egregious cases, corrective action up to and including termination of employment.»

If, instead, like many, you apply the 80/20 rule and figure that fixing the 20 percent of your most egregious cases will cover 80 percent of your problems, you've missed a big point of the exercise — both in how you communicate and your learning.

Exceptions due to extremely egregious cases exist, hence the Epi - pen.

I figured they maybe wanted to keep a 2 minutes there for particularly egregious cases, since technically it's kinda dangerous to be shooting pucks into the crowd.

The lawsuit comes in the wake of the Wainstein report, which showed egregious cases of academic fraud at the university on a massive scale.

The party had sharper political instincts in opposition, for all of its caution, eg was using popular language about «fat cats» (targetted on egregious cases) which it shied away from in power.

One of the most egregious cases was when a reporter in a wheelchair in the front row of a news conference inadvertently, or it was thought, had inadvertently played back a little piece of his tape recorder and it sounded like — it was a noise that interrupted the on - going press conference.

Did you notice that the bank bailout (TARP), which included a lot more than banks, was one of the most egregious cases of socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor in our nation's history?

Anyhoo, did you notice that the bank bailout (TARP), which included a lot more than banks, was one of the most egregious cases of socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor in our nation's history?

Deft, entertaining and infuriating documentary about one of the most egregious cases of corporate corruption in American history.

I have worked and consulted on several egregious cases in local school districts.

In one of the most egregious cases, Litchfield Park's Crown Charter School paid its top executive $ 276,350 annually to oversee 266 students, compared to Scottsdale Unified District's superintendent who earned $ 203,000 to oversee 25,000 students.

Popular opposition to the camps has grown as China's state - run media has highlighted particularly egregious cases.

There is no way to keep up with all the bad reporting on science these days, but I can not resist certain egregious cases.

While I might agree that it is quite disingenuous of Pielke to complain here, but not in previous much more egregious cases, that doesn't mean that he is wrong.

1) The Green Life published its «Don't Be Fooled: America's Ten Worst Greenwashers» report, which contains their list of those trying to fool us about their green efforts, documenting the scope, content and impact of the nation's most egregious cases of

For instance, a review of Moment of Earth in the August 1995 issue of Natural History, Pennsylvania State University professor Jack C. Schultz wrote that the book «contains some of the most egregious cases of misunderstood, misstated, misinterpreted, and plainly incorrect «science» writing I've ever encountered.»

In one of the most egregious cases of not trusting the available wisdom and having to prove it to themselves, the French National Centre for

In one of the most egregious cases of not trusting the available wisdom and having to prove it to themselves, the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the Grenoble School of Management have published a paper in the International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management concluding that hybrids are only a stop - gap measure which create a risk that more innovative technologies may be disadvantaged by acceptance of the (ultimately) non-sustainable hybrid models.

[Response: While I might agree that it is quite disingenuous of Pielke to complain here, but not in previous much more egregious cases, that doesn't mean that he is wrong.

In some especially egregious cases, the victim's representative may also seek punitive damages in addition to compensatory damages.

In its place, the Court left the questions of willfulness and enhancement of damages largely to the discretion of the district court «in egregious cases.»

In recognition of this fact, courts have repeatedly affirmed that a finding of malicious prosecution will be unavailable in all but the most extreme and egregious cases.

In egregious cases, sanctions may even be imposed.

Since the civil justice system (in lieu of the criminal justice system) is being used for the above referenced purposes, the bar for assessment of punitive damages must be set high and used in only the most egregious cases.

If you file a lawsuit and you prevail, you may be compensated for any medical expenses you incurred and any income you lost, and in the most egregious cases, you may also be awarded punitive damages.

Nursing home abuse and neglect is unfortunately on the increase; you've probably seen headlines about some of the most egregious cases.

Boyd argues that only the most egregious cases have led to awards against governments, and the amounts have been modest.

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.

Mr Justice Munby emphasises the importance of complying with Practice Direction: Court Bundles (Universal Practice to be Applied in All Courts other than the Family Proceedings Court)[2006] 2 FLR 199, and said that in particularly egregious cases, defaulters may find themselves publicly identified in judgments delivered in open court (as well as suffering a costs sanction).

In the most egregious cases, punitive damages may also be imposed, as both a deterrent measure and a fine on the wrongdoer.

Any lawyer can win damages in egregious cases such as operating on the wrong body part.

Unfortunately, the «comp bar» typically precludes the victim from suing the employer for negligence in court, even in the most egregious cases.

It will be for the courts below to work out just where less clearly egregious cases than those of DSD and NVB fall on that scale, but reading the judgment as a whole, the scope for doubt should not be overestimated.

Conflicts may be such that in - house counsel may be required to «report the conflict up,» withdraw from the matter, request that the matter be reviewed or handled by other lawyers in the department or by external counsel, and in some egregious cases, resign his or her position.

Page 11 currently admits,» [i] n the most egregious cases, it may not even be necessary to order an evaluation» yet in «other cases involving a limited record of domestic violence one of the parties will contest the legitimacy of that record, or its relevance to custody and visitation determinations.

But here is something remarkable: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, among the most egregious cases of «too big to fail,» appear nowhere at all in the plan.»