You should be aware that oil revenues largely support and finance NIF's egregious violations of human rights.
Finally, it's useful to remember that in the 1980's, the divestment decisions of the public pension funds of most of your states played a major role in ending South Africa's egregious policy of apartheid.
Such is the Tories' new-found dedication to internal democracy that Mr Hague is willing if that is the party's wish to let the egregious Lord Archer fly the party's flag in the election for London's mayor.
With the country's most egregious suspected war criminal at liberty, the European Union had a plausible reason to prevaricate about admitting it.
"The failure of the intelligence agencies to share information with each other was one of our government's most egregious lapses leading up to Sept. 11, " charges Democratic Senator Joseph Lieberman.
An inquiry into one of France's most egregious recent miscarriages of justice the imprisonment of 13 people wrongfully accused of running a paedophile ring in Outreau said one cause was the fact that the investigating judge was working entirely alone.
The depth of the President's sense of global civic duty is also evident in the recent move to engage with the United Nations Human Rights Council, whose membership includes some of the world's most egregious human rights violators and other undemocratic countries that use their position to launch hyper-politicized attacks on democratic Israel.
Casey Institute has long pointed out, one of Mr. Pitt's most egregious failures as SEC Chairman was his unwillingness to address the danger posed by non-disclosure of these companies' business operations and to take even the most elementary steps to address it -- for example, by ensuring that investors were given information about foreign registrants' activities in and with state-sponsors of terror.
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Opponents have a point when they note that ratifying this document has not prevented some countries from being the most egregious violators of women's rights.
The most egregious exploiters of the current S corporation advantage are shareholders in personal service corporations, generally those companies in the business of providing services in the fields of health, law, engineering, architecture, accounting, athletics, or consulting.
In so doing, Henry Paulson has acted in a manner that not only appears to smack of a conflict of interest and egregious disregard for the public's fiduciary interests.
Perhaps the most egregious example of the company's insularity was the way it held out for more than 20 years against the use of credit cards, launching its own store card instead.
Outraged officials and preservation groups have seen Trenholm's move as an egregious example of bad politics, and when Trenholm made a comment about selling the place (a no-no as a nonprofit), the controversy ended up in local newspapers.
Particularly egregious has been the Obama administration's determined effort to obscure whether we are even at war and with whom.
She also established the International Crimes Tribunal, a domestic court charged with bringing to justice some of the most egregious human rights violators from Bangladesh's 1971 war of independence.
Women's groups say the most egregious problem is the medical test that a victim has to undergo, which includes a vaginal exam to determine if the woman is sexually active.
So if we're looking at the sort of egregious mass violence like that, that's always something to look for.
Gilder found Gore's documentary to be riddled with egregious distortions and falsehoods.
Many small towns Congressman Jack Murtha's Johnstown in central Pennsylvania is an egregious example are kept alive only by federal pork.
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While playing an important role in maintaining corporate accountability, class actions have lately offered the most egregious examples of the mercenary nature of America's trial lawyers.
The IMF's behavior regarding Indonesia has been particularly egregious.
To date the most egregious attack on a foreign journalist in Cairo's Tahrir Square took place last Friday, when CBS's senior foreign correspondent Lara Logan was sexually assaulted and brutally beaten by a mob of Egyptian men.
To name just one egregious example, a key postulate of Wahhab's teaching asserts that Muslims who do not believe in his doctrines are ipso facto non-believers and apostates against whom violence and Jihad were not only permissible, but obligatory.
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Salam al-Maliki, a Sadrist who has the transport job, is a particularly egregious example of a minister who follows his group's own agenda.
It's hardly surprising, therefore, that we see egregious examples of ineptness, arrogance and corruption, let alone day-to-day featherbedding and laziness in individual UN programs and projects.
This egregious error is even more offensive to common sense than Enron's use of off-balance-sheet vehicles.
One of the most egregious manifestations of this "double game" has been Moscow's determination to continue to provide Iraq with the critical services of several thousand Soviet advisers.
Mr Sarbanes's law and the others may stop some of the most egregious practices of rogue sub-prime lenders.
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