Sentence examples for Disregard from inspiring English sources

"I have no doubt," wrote Mr Gwynne, confidently, "that the vast majority of the public will find it profoundly unacceptable that a convicted criminal with such disregard for British justice continues to hold such an illustrious honour".

The first half of the Channel 4 chancellors' debate brought us the surreal experience of watching George Osborne being berated for his disregard for the national debt.

What's unusual about the New Jersey bar case is that the plaintiffs are not the familiar type in these cases: motorists or stop-and-frisk victims outraged by what they say are invasive searches and a willful disregard by police for privacy rights.

But Wensley says this is rare and only happens when owners show "a blatant disregard for the advice they're receiving".

I disregard the word nationalism in the SNP because I think it is being redefined and it's about having self-respect.

On the best interpretation Powell, a man of strong imperialist sympathies, was ungenerous in treating the post-imperial human legacy with such cynical or at least selfish disregard.

It isn't a disregard for the agreements you share with the people you love.

In a wide-ranging attack on the Coalition's environmental policies, Butler said the government was guilty of showing a "ruthless" disregard for the nation's natural assets.

At the same time it is disappointing to find so much evidence of traditional disregard for central and eastern Europe.

"People don't like the disregard for other people's wellbeing that she represents.

The first half of the debate brought us the surreal ­experience of watching George Osborne being berated for his disregard for the national debt.