Sentence examples for Disregarded both from inspiring English sources
In practice this equality principle is often disregarded, both intentionally and unintentionally.
We found that the Inventory Guideline was frequently disregarded, both in design and implementation.
Transactions with no purpose except tax avoidance are shams under the law and can be disregarded, both appeals courts said.
Mr Hoon disregarded both this and Mr Howard's advice that he should write to the committee after his evidence clarifying the position.
At its 1962 regular session, the Virginia General Assembly completely disregarded both the commission report and the plans prepared by the Bureau, and adopted apportionment schemes of its own for each house, in practical effect making only minimal changes in the existing statutory provisions.
I decided to disregard both of them and took the prettiest road that led uphill.
But it's hard to fathom what attracted these artists to Büchner's deeply pessimistic play, since they so blithely disregard both its letter and its spirit.
Paul also wanted to govern with his own minions, disregarding both tradition and the administrative patterns that had developed during his mother's 30-year reign.
Their design, however, often disregards both a thorough knowledge of the distribution of habitats and assemblages and the use of proper experimental evaluations of the efficacy of MPAs by comparing protected vs. unprotected zones.
The proposal disregards both basic science and common sense.
