Sentences with phrase «flagrant attempt»

What makes things worse for Tether is that their transition from the Bitcoin blockchain using Omni Layer to creating ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum chain without a formal announcement before announcing the reason for suddenly switch to another chain spontaneously shows an apparent and flagrant attempt to obfuscate their printing habits.

«It is a flagrant attempt to intimidate the Medill Innocence Project and other similar projects which have been so successful in overturning wrongful convictions,» Sarokin wrote of the subpoena.

Leading by example, in 2012 Gleick was outed in a flagrant attempt to anonymously smear the Heartland Institute's climate skepticism by disseminating documents dishonestly obtained, including a damning but forged memo.

Thirteen hours into the government shutdown, the Democratic Senate leader made a flagrant attempt to peel Trump away from his Republican colleagues and White House aides, casting rhetorical flies to try to hook the President into a deal his party may not support.

Thirteen hours into the government shutdown, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made a flagrant attempt to peel Trump away from his Republican colleagues and White House aides, saying: «Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with jello, it is next to impossible.»

«This is a flagrant attempt to breach the rules of parliament,» shadow Cabinet Office minister Jon Trickett said.

In all my years in Congress, I have never seen such a flagrant attempt to stay in business.»

Others deride it as a flagrant attempt at publicity.

Not exact matches

This flagrant distortion and twisting of scripture in an attempt to make the text say what it patently does not will fail to convince anyone committed to the authority of the Bible.

It is not only a gross discourtesy to the Speaker, but a flagrant abuse of the power of the executive, a blatant attempt to pack the committee, and delay its work until the controversy is over.

Tensions flare in the small town for other reasons too — flagrant disregard for laws that attempt to govern the growing industrial community, longtime personal disagreements, and, always, the struggle for money, whether begotten legally or illegally.