Примери за използване на Flouted на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Yang Yansi. You flouted military regulations.
The problem is that these laws are flouted.
And justice is flouted… And stomped in the ground.
We would like to see it respond every time this principle is flouted.
That which, in other fields, deserves protection,demands to be flouted in the name of a new imperative: the generally compulsory fiscal colonoscopy.
Building collapses are common in Nigeria, where building codes are regularly flouted.
The growing predicament is just the latest quandary for these states that last year flouted federal drug law by removing criminal penalties for adults over 21 with small amounts of pot.
Although Romania has a democratic constitution,its articles are often blatantly flouted.
Trump has branded the WTO a“disaster” and flouted international trade norms by hitting key allies with stinging tariffs, and imposing crippling fees on Chinese goods in the name of US national security.
The established rules of international conduct are repeatedly being flouted by major countries like Russia.
The European Union supports the fundamental freedoms and the universal values they are based on, and feels duty bound to express itsview any time and anywhere these principles are flouted.
Trump has branded the WTO a disaster and flouted global trade norms by hitting key allies with stinging tariffs and imposing crippling fee on Chinese goods in the name of United States national security.
On the motorway, it is permitted to pass on the left only- butthis law is regularly flouted.
For a long time, some Catalan authorities have repeatedly,consciously and deliberately flouted the Constitution and their own Statute of Autonomy, which is the law that acknowledges, protects, and safeguards their historic institutions and their self-government.
The effectiveness of the‘right of redress' of people whose privacy rights have been flouted;
The manner in which it was conducted, however, flouted the laws of war and customary international law, because the law of the sea and common humanity held that the crew and passengers of sinking ships had to be rescued.
It is not right that all the principles of crisis communication have been flouted in this way.
The European Union's executive said it flouted a commitment to lower the deficit and did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt, the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of gross domestic product.
Deadly fires are not uncommon in Indonesia due to poor safety standards that are routinely flouted.
There was never any doubt in the minds of German Army commanders that the order deliberately flouted international law; that is borne out by the unusually small number of written copies of the Kommissarbefehl which were distributed.
In these cases, elections still take place, but civil liberties andchecks on power are flouted.
The European Commission last month rejected Italy's 2019 budget,saying it flouted a commitment to lower the deficit and did not guarantee a reduction in the debt, the second highest in the euro zone as a proportion of GDP.
Accidents and fires in Indian factories are common,as safety standards are often flouted.
For a long time, certain Catalan authorities have repeatedly,consciously and deliberately flouted the Constitution and their own Statute of Autonomy, which is the law that acknowledges, protects and safeguards their historic institutions and their self-government.
Portland's cleanliness is achieved in part by strict rules against public nuisance activities that are often flouted in many other US cities.
The German historian Hans-Adolf Jacobsen wrote:"There was never any doubt in the minds of German Army commanders that the order deliberately flouted international law; that is borne out by the unusually small number of written copies of the Kommissarbefehl which were distributed".
Whereas independent journalists, civil society activists, lawyers and human rights defenders in the region have often been the victims of threats and acts of violence, harassment and intimidation and their activities have been restricted by members of law-enforcement bodies; whereas the perpetrators of human rights violations continue to enjoy impunity andthe rule of law continues to be flouted;
Plan A, said Bodnar, involves the full implementation of the long-standing Minsk peace agreement, signed in 2015, butonly partially implemented as both sides flouted it and fighting raged with Russian-backed separatists in two breakaway districts.
However, we know that the right to education and the right to family life, here too for instance,are constantly flouted in nearly every Member State.
If you're ever unforgiving with yourself,you might find yourself eating more after you have flouted your own rules for eating less.