| While they don't concede goals frivolously, getting the ball in the net has become something of a luxury. |
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| The responsibility of the monarch extends beyond what one commentator recently termed the frivolously enjoyable practice of buying art. |
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| It will hurt those who have imposed on the British taxpayer needlessly, fraudulently, frivolously, maliciously and unfoundedly. |
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| I can't just go around frivolously spending my hard earned cash on boxes of cookies, to support an organization that has nothing to do with me. |
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| So actually, the government, on their own, admitted that they had filed this case in bad faith, frivolously and they were forced to admit this. |
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| He seemed to be getting on with Lara like a house on fire, but from what he could tell she wasn't really into dancing frivolously with him much. |
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| His book deals with memes and other cognate subjects less frivolously and with much more academic rigour than I can muster. |
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| Our cultural institutions do not frivolously accept people's junk and offer them tax incentives. |
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| If I spoke frivolously about the people who work at nuclear power plants, it is out of sympathy not out of any malice. |
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| Some argue that children would cast their vote frivolously, but many adults do the same or choose not to vote at all. |
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| It is a shame that the European Parliament can so frivolously violate the basic principles according to which the European Union functions. |
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| It is not as if one can point to management and say it is frivolously driving up costs. |
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| They must not be spent frivolously or without regard to where they came from. |
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| Companies are unlikely to undertake the identified activities frivolously and the associated costs are likely to be reasonable. |
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| I don't feel it's something to be taken lightly or frivolously. |
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| The funds have either not been utilised or have been wasted frivolously. |
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| In response to the question about shelters, therefore, I don't think women go there frivolously. |
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| How can they spend it so frivolously on corporate tax breaks and on debt reduction to the point where there is no balance left? |
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| It is a very grave charge for one member to make against another, not something to be done frivolously or as a partisan stunt. |
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| That is the norm in tennis and cricket, where challenges in the bank have been known to be used frivolously rather than wasted. |
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| We can understand then their concern about being accused voluntarily or involuntarily or frivolously and having to defend themselves. |
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| Withholding money, taking her money, spending frivolously while the children do without necessities, making all major purchases, denying access to bank accounts, preventing her from taking or keeping a job. |
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| The town is desperate to publicise itself, however frivolously. |
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| Neoclassicism arose partly as a reaction against the sensuous and frivolously decorative Rococo style that had dominated European art from the 1720s on. |
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| We stand behind the CBC, but we will not spend frivolously. |
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| Mr. Speaker, search warrants are not issued frivolously in Canada. |
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| If an allegation is determined to have been made frivolously, in bad faith, maliciously, for personal gain or for revenge, disciplinary action may be taken against the person making such an allegation. |
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| In a recent decision involving a staffing decision at Canada Post,145 the Federal Court re-affirmed that language requirements cannot be imposed frivolously or arbitrarily, but must be reached on a factual basis. |
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| I would surmise something quite differently, and it reaches back to the part of the survey noting that people spend frivolously now and service debt later. |
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| It is terrible that people keep on frivolously underestimating the seriousness of liver disease, which can result often in cirrhosis and frequently in death. |
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| Therefore they did not do this frivolously. |
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| I would not want to see it be used frivolously or often. |
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| In our opinion, we are offered an amendment to Article 7 which called for levels of compensation to be based on specific impact assessments, so that it could not be argued that they were frivolously levied. |
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| The analogy between Reagan's mythmaking and Lucas's isn't intended frivolously. |
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