The costings in Mr Donnelly's latest letter deliberately disregard this.
The complaint adds, "Countrywide deliberately disregarded these and other signs of fraud in order to increase its market share".
If a freelancer "deliberately disregards" the paper's Ethical Journalism guidelines, "we stop giving assignments to that person," the two editors warned.
Radical pacifists ardently believed in what they called human "brotherhood" within the "family of man," a set of what were then gender-inclusive kin terms for relationships that deliberately disregarded differences based on race, class, ethnicity, religion, and nationality.
A strait-laced, by-the-book senior officer, Colonel West deliberately disregarded Army rules and regulations, gambling -- and eventually losing -- a successful 22-year military career that seemed destined for further advancement.
Indeed, the multinational manufacturing firm 3M was sued in Minnesota for having "deliberately disregarded the high probability of injury to Minnesota's natural resources" by landfilling PFAS-contaminated waste, which then leaked into groundwater.
In the harshly worded decision, the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis, said the agent, Elvin Quinones, "recklessly, if not deliberately, disregarded the truth," and then gave confused and "grossly false" testimony when questioned about his earlier statements.
In a concurring opinion one of the judges construed the complaint to charge confiscation, and maintained that the order shows that the commission deliberately disregarded the rule entitling public utilities to a fair return and that this, without further evidence, was sufficient ground for temporary injunction.
Deliberately disregard the speed limits late at night or very early in the morning.
Why do I get the sense that our national leadership, like the British in WWII, is choosing to deliberately disregard certain critical intelligence, risking some lives, in order to "succeed" in some larger goal?
