He lied brazenly.

Diplomats say Kim brazenly plays on Chinese fears.

Abusing outdated online surveillance laws

Layla began abusing drugs and alcohol.

Kenya is embroiled in bitter tribal disputes, and saddled with a brazenly corrupt government.

The section chief seems to like abusing his authority.

After all, secularism never implies that abusing children is good.

But they brazenly disobeyed their Lord 's command , and then a sudden chastisement overtook them while they looked on .

But they brazenly disobeyed their Lord 's command , and then a sudden chastisement overtook them while they looked on .

I don't mean looking at it from that way abusing the little species.

Betis ultra fans supporting soccer player RubenCastro despite allegations of abusing his wife.

Yet today, we see the U.S. government readying 700 billion to brazenly bail out banks, mortgage companies and insurance companies.

After all, Party leaders rarely evince their personal feelings in public, much less transgress the Party line as brazenly as Zhao did.

Brazenly corrupt leaders such as Kumari Mayawati of Uttar Pradesh and Digambar Kamat of Goa were each bundled out after one term.

He started abusing us, began to flog, beat and kicked us everywhere, until he felt tired.

(c) Helping to stop ongoing recidivism by high cost drug abusing offenders, through drug treatment court programmes

Ali Mahfouz the man seen in the video abusing the Ethiopian domestic worker. Photo courtesy of http www.lbcgroup.tv .

Prince Nasser bin Hamad has been accused of abusing his powers to mistreat prisoners in Bahrain's ongoing crackdown

And they that use this world, as not abusing it for the fashion of this world passeth away.

In 2009, after Khamenei rejected Ahmadinejad s decision to appoint Mashai as his first deputy, Ahmadinejad brazenly appointed him Chief of Staff, a move that infuriated Khamenei.

Thaksin and his cronies handed the establishment an opportunity to strike back by abusing power and profiting personally from it.

Al Turki, a PhD student in Colorado, was sentenced to 28 years to life in prison for abusing his maid.

However, doctors in other countries, such as the United Kingdom, have accused China of abusing its high capital punishment rate.

The report mentions other ruling dynasties in the region, including Gabon s Bongo clan, which is also accused of abusing public funds.

Another result will be less criminal recidivism and ongoing drug abuse by drug abusing offenders committing property and other serious crimes.

The country s biggest media baron, who happens to be the head of state security, expands his media empire by abusing the courts.

Likewise, it would be better if powerful Frenchmen were to stop using Latin culture as an excuse for abusing their social inferiors.

London based activist Daniel Wickman listed to his 17,000 followers a number of actors he accused of abusing Palestinians over the years

A case in point may be that firms should refrain from abusing any dominant market position that an investment arrangement might offer.

The author considers that the State party is abusing the legal process by introducing a claim that was not raised before the domestic courts.

Egypt is due for presidential elections in 2018, and his critics are painting him as abusing power and betraying the national will with this move.

According to Turkish Daily News, Dink s lawyers said the video incites people to commit hate crimes by abusing race and religion and by praising a murderer.

The message is quite simple..Abuse the maid and you risk her abusing the child Satire or not, most found the cartoon to be in poor taste.

The other ethnic groups, which did have chiefs, made sure that they surrounded the chiefs with councils upon councils upon councils to prevent them from abusing their power.

But a corrupt judge deliberately destroys the moral foundation of a society and causes incalculable distress to individuals through abusing his office, while being referred to as Honourable'  .

They mentioned the need to improve access to and the effectiveness of prevention programmes, as well as to raise awareness about the risks involved in abusing psychoactive substances.

As money laundering is in most cases committed by misusing or abusing existing financial systems, it presents a serious threat to the integrity of financial systems and financial institutions.

Other speakers indicated that priority should be given to providing treatment and rehabilitation for drug abusers, as those activities were aimed at enabling such persons to refrain from abusing drugs.

She is now serving a seven year prison sentence for supposedly abusing her position as Prime Minister by signing a gas deal with Russia and awaits the completion of two more trials.

The objective of the Convention adopted on 1 March 1991 (it took effect for the Slovak Republic by succession on 20 March 1995) is to prevent abusing explosives for terrorist purposes, especially those

Mr. TUCHINDA (Thailand) stressed that police officers who were guilty of abusing persons in their custody would be punished in the previous year there had been approximately 20 cases where torture had been confirmed.

In deciding to visit Ghana, a former British colony and a leading node in the global slave trade of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Obama bypassed the Kenya of his father. Kenya is embroiled in bitter tribal disputes, and saddled with a brazenly corrupt government.

A few years ago I am sure all of you were shocked, as I was, with the revelation of American soldiers abusing prisoners in a strange place in a controversial war, Abu Ghraib in Iraq.

Furthermore, some members of the Agency's staff had helped the terrorists in finding refuge at those sites, thereby endangering those depending upon the Agency's assistance, and abusing their positions to the detriment of the local population.

While the measures taken to address the issue of the abuse of children were welcome, concrete information was still missing, including on officials of centres or institutions who had been prosecuted and punished for mistreating or abusing children.