Examples of using Flout in English and their translations into Swedish
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Birds is rare choosers an' a robin can flout a body worse than a man.
It is also clear that such activities flout the tax laws and are more and more often linked to networks of organised crime.
They flout numerous examples of EU legislation,
European Member States that flout the ban on the import of so-called blood diamonds, must be strongly condemned.
These incidents seriously jeopardise the peace process and openly flout elementary principles of international law.
it must not flout international law
we must be bound by the rules that terrorists flout.
You are aware of the facts which flout this law: the deportation of more than 80,000 people to West Timor,
It is a nonsense that a citizen driving outside of his/her own Member State can flout traffic laws on speeding,
Alan García and flout the opinion of other sovereign states,
mistakes in management that flout scientific opinions assessing the risks,
this Constitution's supporters flout the basic rules of democracy.
any other institution of the Community needs in its service people who flout all the Community rules in the selection tests.
I think the European Parliament has better things to do than flout parliamentary democracy, even if it is European.
I hope that the Commission will put pressure on the High Representative to adopt a new policy towards any country whose leaders constantly flout the values we hold dear.
the Committee of the Regions knows it can flout whatever the Parliament decides because no one cares.
any other actions that flout good practice
the latter will be held liable together with the alliance itself(otherwise, a Swiss-based alliance of EU buyers, can simply flout all the resolutions of the EU competent authorities as long as it holds no assets in the territory of the competent authority).
An Eau de Toilette that flouts convention and plays it two ways.
The corrupt official who flouts justice to protect his son.