| The notion of egregiousness brings to mind malum in se, or acts that are inherently wrong, such as using force or fraud against other individuals. |
| Masters decides which to pursue based on the criteria of egregiousness and reportorial difficulty very egregious and very difficult she pursues assiduously. |
| Depending on the egregiousness of the offence and the other interests at stake, supporting human rights may mean anything from armed intervention to a statement in parliament. |
| But today the egregiousness threshold has been lowered and the ecumenical etiquette bar has been raised, so one withholds both consent and dissent. |
| This difference in language may have consequences, certainly as to the egregiousness of delay required before a matter is actionable. |
| As discussed above, depending on the egregiousness of the conduct, they might also be subject to criminal prosecution for criminal negligence causing bodily harm or death, or for wilfully contravening an Act of Parliament. |
