Ignoring academic studies showing that sugar-sweetened beverages are a big source of excess calories in the American diet, the antitax forces argued that the tax was based on dubious science, because obesity is a matter of how many calories people consume, not where those calories come from.
The University of Liverpool was today accused of ignoring academic standards after statistics revealed an increase in the number of top degrees awarded this year during the emergency assessment system brought in because of the lecturers' pay dispute.
Just as teachers used to struggle to persuade girls that science is not only for men, the OECD now urges parents and policymakers to steer boys away from a version of masculinity that ignores academic achievement.
While outlaw players drive luxury cars and outlaw schools ignore academic standards, Marco Baldi can't compete for St . Johns because his Italian club team, not the Italian national team, paid his airfare to Milan and back before he decided to enroll at St. John's.
The new art was a pure art, no bullshit, it was big and bold and it ignored academic dialogue and theoretical dissertations.
Ignoring our academic studies, including my homework for Army ROTC, and the nightly news, with its breaking story from half a world away, we re-dedicated ourselves to memorizing the three-paragraph passage, the knowledge of which would dictate how much longer we had to suffer the indignities and terror of pledging a Southern fraternity.
But that sleight of hand simply reinforces something that is already in the code of practice on admissions while conveniently ignoring the academic testing that still exists in almost a quarter of all education authorities and the 15 local authorities that are still fully selective.
Dr. Westphal said the decision to ignore the academic debate about exactly how resveratrol may work was one of two principal reasons for Sirtris's quick success.
It is nonsense to say, as was quoted in the Warwick report, that teachers ignored the academic ability of black pupils, only concentrating on their behaviour.
It was not just that experiences with similar institutions elsewhere were ignored – and academic discussion of them not taken into account – but that a number of established principles for such bodies were actually violated.
Of Boone and Crockett, Reiger observes, "Though almost ignored by academic historians, it, and not the Sierra Club, was the first private organization to deal effectively with conservation issues of national scope".
