Sentences with phrase «flouting national»

Hispanics are an overriding force in homeownership, flouting national figures as they establish owner households at a rising rate for the second straight year.

Socialist Alternative is a political organization closely tied to Sawant that is flouting the national and state political accountability systems without any transparency or external scrutiny.

«The «naming and shaming» of unscrupulous businesses which flout the national minimum wage will be worthless unless ministers commit to properly enforcing the minimum wage, which they have so far failed to do.»

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His sermon was part of a national campaign by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian legal organization that has organized Pulpit Freedom Sunday since 2008, encouraging pastors to flout the Johnson Amendment with political endorsements from the pulpit.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Minority in Parliament, has accused the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta, of flouting best practice by approving a credit facility of GHc10, 459,500 from the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB).

As the Ahmed Makarfi faction of the Peoples Democratic Party insisted on going ahead with its National Convention on Wednesday, a Abuja High Court on Tuesday said anybody who flouts order of the court would be made to face the music.

The National President of Igbo Youth Congress, Bright Ezeocha, has said no reasonable judge will revoke the bail conditions granted to the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu for flouting those bail conditions.

I didn't struggle to notice with deep regret and grave concern how a National Youth Organizer aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and his supporters were blatantly flouting the ban on drumming and noise making to submit their nomination forms amid loud noise, pomp and pageantry at the Total filling station near Paloma hotel.

The failure over the years to systematically and consistently enforce sanctions against individuals who flout established laws during elections has encouraged the impunity and violence that often characterize electoral contest in Nigeria, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof Mahmood Yakubu has said.

While it was not until the 1950s and 1960s that many European filmmakers would deliberately flout Hollywood conventions to establish their own national cinemas free from American influence, there had always been films that existed well outside of the mainstream and Orpheus is one such film.

It was partly to protect her daughter's identity and to pursue a national paper for apparently flouting the law, but also with an eye to some potential publicity for F4J.