The criminal provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act are not intended to
ensnarl well-meaning records management professionals.
From these studies, we also learn something timely and important about school principals, who recently were shown (by Public Agenda, in Trying to Stay Ahead of the Game) to be especially frustrated and exasperated by the bureaucracy, red tape, and politics that
ensnarl them in regular school systems.3 We learn that they are prepared to do more than gripe!
As we said our goodbyes, I could not resist remarking: Is it not a better world in which we write about each other rather than try to
ensnarl people into betraying their countries?
A doctrine of standing bottomed on causation and redressability could impede citizen-suit enforcement, much as the complexities of proving causation
ensnarl common-law environmental claims.(8) All "ideological" plaintiffs would benefit from liberal state court standing to enforce federal law, but environmentalists have the most to gain.
But the cumulative effect of such behavior is to
ensnarl traffic, and the greater the pressure on the traffic system, the more tightly gridlock takes hold.
Thrown together by happenstance, misfit young Aurora Academy graduates find themselves
ensnarled in an unpredictable and dangerous space adventure.
We can't argue that science is apolitical, and yet we're
ensnarled in controversy the moment we enter the arena.
Before she knows it, Jean's
ensnarled in the underbelly of the dead man's life.
Ensnarled in this prosaic web, Dorothea's relational ethics come to loggerheads with Nietzsche's, but now divorced from the Christian perfectionism that were wrongly alleged to undergird Eliot's ethical stance.
This dream has become
ensnarled in the material dynamics of uneven geographical development, and its infrastructures have been repurposed for the expansion of the oil frontier.
Corruption allegations and scandals have
ensnarled many of Peru's most important political figures, including former Presidents, members of Congress, regional governors, and ministry officials.
The highlights of "Ray Donovan" have always been the debauchery that
ensnarls Voight's Mickey Donovan, particularly when it involves dancing.
How dare company managers accept bonuses worth millions of euros when the company is still
ensnarled in its biggest-ever crisis?
Rousseff, who was re-elected in 2014 for a four-year term, is being blamed for the country's economic crisis and the overlapping corruption investigations that have
ensnarled much of Brazil's political establishment.
