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Meanings of flagrant breach in anglès

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Usage of flagrant breach in anglès
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For this flagrant breach of faith one excuse is openly alleged; another whispered.
A Footnote to History: Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa
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Of course this was a flagrant breach of all the laws of war.
Army Boys on the Firing Line; or, Holding Back the German Drive
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Nor will we tolerate such a flagrant breach of Russia's international obligations, May said.
The Guardian
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In Western eyes, Moscow's military seizure of Crimea was a flagrant breach of OSCE principles.
Reuters
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Not only was this a futile gesture, it was in flagrant breach of the regulations.
The Information Officer
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There was a flagrant breach of the regulations.
The Irish Times
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What would Stanley and the prefects do to Doe for his flagrant breach of their edict?
Tell England / A Study in a Generation
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Wherefore his flagrant breach of discipline in shoving his palm across the mouth of his superior officer.
Bruce
9
Miss Maitland knew how to maintain discipline, and would not overlook such a flagrant breach of orders.
The New Girl at St. Chad's: A Story of School Life
10
France and Germany were condemned in the Dáil for their " flagrant breach" of EU financial regulations.
The Irish Times
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It also appears to be a flagrant breach of legal precedent established by the country's own supreme court.
The Irish Times
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Except by a flagrant breach of faith, the editor in whose desk they reposed could hardly decline them.
Widdershins
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It was an act of illegality and violence, a flagrant breach of the law, committed with homicidal intent.
Lectures on Modern history
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That's a flagrant breach of justice.'
My Sister's Keeper
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After a delay he was answered by two hoarse hoots- amostflagrant breach of the rules of the road.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
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He said this was "a flagrant breach of standards" which was outside the contractual obligations of both companies.
The Guardian
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