| We will continue to pursue those who flout licensing regulations in supplying drink to minors and those already in drink. |
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| However, it appears that some people think they can flout the law and jeopardise public safety. |
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| In dismissing this official requirement of a sister state, it would deliberately and openly flout international law and comity. |
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| So we'll be having a crack at the gits who flout all the traffic laws that the coppers haven't got time for. |
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| They choose to flout the safety and environmental standards required by the licensing system and observed by the great majority of the industry. |
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| Swindon is winning the war against under age boozers who flout the law by buying alcohol. |
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| It will target cyclists who flout road regulations by, for example, riding without lights or having faulty brakes. |
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| Young motorists in West York who flout the law on mopeds, motorcycles and cars face losing their licences, police warned today. |
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| I can go on and on about our numerous sins, the way we flout laws or conventions or acceptable behaviour without even thinking about it. |
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| They have allowed private builders to flout all laws and build for the rich and the loaded. |
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| It is an offence to use a taxi rank unless you are a licenced hackney carriage, so why do cars flout this law? |
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| All these practices flout psychology's belief that researchers must remain detached from their research in order to preserve their objectivity. |
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| The contractors in turn flout all labour laws and do not even pay minimum wages. |
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| The kids themselves flout this rule with contemptuous ease, but if a teacher catches them, they might well be in for it. |
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| Police have promised to shut down off-licences and pubs that persistently flout the law by selling booze to under-age children. |
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| Certain countries therefore deliberately choose to flout the constraints imposed by the WTO agreement. |
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| Yet, a vast array of conventional weapons remains easily accessible, even to those who consistently flout this law. |
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| Traditional management strategy is to apply taboos to sites to control visitors, but declaration and consequent tourism flout the taboos. |
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| The government crisis should not be seen as an excuse to flout international agreements and avoid tackling the country's problems, he said. |
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| But every possible chance he has to help police, to tell the truth, to not flout convention, to ignore his marriage vows, he clearly thinks the rules do not apply to him. |
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| Whether we are talking about beef to France or about backhanders to industry, EU Member States must not be allowed to flout the law. |
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| People who cry from housetops about freedom, liberty, democracy, etc, are frequently the ones who flout them. |
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| The term clearly emphasizes the deadbeat characteristic of those who flout judicial orders. |
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| We should come down hard on people who flout the rules, but we should not assume that everyone will do so. |
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| If a member thinks that it is okay to flout the rules of Parliament, how can we expect citizens to respect the laws that we pass? |
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| I feel the current government must be aware that winning a majority does not assume that you can flout the law. |
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| The problem is, however, that Member States flout the rules to which they have committed themselves in treaties. |
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| It continues to flout the Geneva Conventions and the norms of international law. |
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| We also found conditions which flout minimum ethical trading standards and basic human rights. |
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| In too many cases, these crimes have been committed with impunity, which has only encouraged others to flout the laws of humanity. |
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| What kind of legitimate self-defence can authorize acts that flout international resolutions and the provisions of international law? |
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| These incidents seriously jeopardise the peace process and openly flout elementary principles of international law. |
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| On the contrary, it continued to flout international law by constructing the separation wall, which was a pretext to annex new territories. |
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| He chose the country and let Alice flout contemporary morals, carousing and smoking in public. |
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| We cannot stand by and allow North Korea and Iran to flout their obligations, arm themselves with nuclear weapons, and threaten the peace and stability of their regions and the world. |
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| After all, Greece was able to flout the existing fiscal rules for years. |
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| In other instances, those who make no pretence of being bound by the rule of law, such as armed groups and terrorists, are able to flout it because our peacemaking institutions and compliance mechanisms are weak. |
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| The manoeuvres of Microsoft and HP appear to comply with the letter of the regulations, even if they flout their spirit. |
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| A flout is when someone deliberately and ostentatiously contravenes a maxim. |
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| The IpsosMori survey rvey for animal welfare charities comes amid fears some hunts flout the law and use dogs for blood sport. |
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| Republicans could flout their own resentments and true believers. |
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| Nuclear-weapon States continued to flout their commitments, opting instead to develop new generations of nuclear weapons and maintain the role of such weapons in their military and security policies. |
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| We also note that, often, 20mph speed limits are imposed because a minority flout the original 30mph speed limits. |
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| It also encourages groups and individuals who publicly flout the law. |
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| This penalty should be a turning point, sending a clear message to those determined to flout our laws that wildlife crime will not be tolerated but instead will be treated with the seriousness that it deserves. |
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| This elegant raptor is currently the subject of a heated debate between conservationists and the owners of grouse moors and their gamekeepers, many of whom continue to flout the law by killing these majestic birds of prey. |
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| However, once again, the UK government shows that it is willing to publicly flout international law, if the rule of law gets in the way of its political objectives. |
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| And Master Lynch bade him have a care to flout and witwanton as the god self was angered for his hellprate and paganry. |
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| Is't not enough, is't not enough, young man, that I did never, no, nor never can, deserve a sweet look from Demetrius' eye, but you must flout my insufficiency? |
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