scofflaw in a sentence

1. Scofflaw Diplomats Rob Their Own People of Foreign Aid

2. The choice to be a scofflaw is undertaken at personal peril.

3. scofflaws who have accumulated large debts in unpaid parking tickets

4. Among 25,000 entries, "scofflaw" became the clear favorite, and it was announced in 1924.

5. It is not that the poor want to be scofflaws or to enact some sort of political rebellion.

6. If your seeds aren’t on the “approved list,” well, you are a pirate….a scofflaw….a brigand.

7. „Scofflaw is a noun coined during the Prohibition era to mean a person who drinks illegally.

8. Two people actually submitted "scofflaw" to the contest, and they split the prize between themselves.

9. The behavior of your average souvenir-hunting cellphone scofflaw, perhaps — if not for two odd twists.

10. Scofflaws are severely punished because coerced centralization is based on violence rather than consent.

11. The true “scofflaws” are not the workers of Detroit, but the financial parasites that Finley speaks for.

12. Or just call the whole idea — cyclists as psychopathic scofflaws who deserve what they get — what it is.

13. For mainstream media, it’s a story of drugs and forbidden websites and a mysterious currency used by scofflaws.

14. Government punishes scofflaws, whether or not the laws are just or despite the fact that participants consented.

15. In the season 6 episode "The Scofflaw", Elaine and Jake presumably broke up again and Elaine plans revenge on him.

16. A scofflaw is someone who repeatedly and knowingly violates the law, or ignores legal summons to court and other proceedings.

17. It will create 700 or more bureaucratic globalist bodies and a totalitarian world police force that will go after the scofflaws.

18. The Scofflaw cocktail was originally created in reference to the prohibition laws in the USA at Harry’s New York Bar in Paris in 1924.

19. But Barry Goldwater, U.S. senator from Arizona and the Republican Party’s 1964 presidential candidate, believed that the tax law actually produced tax scofflaws.

20. The number of whales killed by whalers has doubled since the 1990s, with so-called scientific whaling claiming roughly 1000 annually, and perhaps 600 more captured by scofflaw nations.