Examples of using Flagrant in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This was flagrant inequality.
Government Policies marginalise women in flagrant contradiction of the universal principle of equality between women and men.
This example of Montpellier is particularly flagrant of the use of militias by the public authorities during law enforcement operations.
 It is noticeable today in the Church the multiplication of silent schisms and flagrant heresies.
Mr Goebbels' own-initiative report is another flagrant example of the way in which the European Parliament tries to turn national policy into a common EU policy.
Such analyses are considered too expensive to carry out, except in cases of flagrant non-respect.
violence, flagrant injustice, ecological imbalances undermine people's confidence in life….
Staff Chicago Tribune,"for uncovering flagrant violations of voting procedures in the primary election of March 21, 1972.
33 have literary pearls in flagrant contradiction with the teachings Spiritualists.
However, it deplores the continuing flagrant violations of human rights in all parts of the world.
against the Serbian people, but against President Milosevic's regime which is violating basic human rights in the most flagrant manner.
Cambodia does indeed have a recent tragic history of flagrant human rights violations
I have long since become used to the flagrant hypocrisy that prevails in this House.
We in the EU must not promote businesses that use women while committing flagrant breaches of their rights.
Flagrant violations"of the Americans with disabilities act"are more common than is widely known.
It is our duty to demonstrate our consistent opposition to the flagrant violations of human rights by Castro's regime.
One of the most flagrant examples of this is the Brazilian multinational WEG,
we often observe flagrant attacks on the image of individuals.
where is the center of flagrant.
We had a record number of flagrant traffic violations.