Sentence examples for actions irrespective from inspiring English sources

Jews underwent these horrendous actions, irrespective of their nationalities, only because they were Jews.

After the 7/7 bombings, within violent circles Lewthwaite's status would have increased, while her place in mainstream society would have been for ever tainted by Lindsay's actions, irrespective of whether she denied or celebrated them.

The remainder of the brief interactions resulted in equal numbers of collective or independent actions irrespective of who initiated the interaction: A behavioural specialist stops the NP to speak about a patient.

However, this effect may also reflect the perception of actions conveyed using different articulators – with middle/posterior superior temporal regions involved in processing oral actions and more posterior temporo-occipital regions involved in processing manual actions – irrespective of linguistic significance (see, for example, Pelphrey et al., 2005).

Pharmacologically, ginseng is nonspecific in its effects and is capable of a normalizing action irrespective of the pathological situation.

The board takes this opportunity to remind cricketers and others falling under its jurisdiction that any unlawful activity of this kind entered into by anyone will result in disciplinary action, irrespective of any sanctions imposed by the law of the land, and will inevitably be dealt with severely, constituting as it would, a grave slur on the integrity of the game".

Trainers found to have breached rules could face action, irrespective of whether horses have failed drugs tests.

"If true, these seem serious enough to merit action irrespective of Intel's status as a possible monopoly".

While for most ambitransitive [End Page 597] verbs the subject is the agent of the action, irrespective of the presence of an object, in some cases the subject of an objectless ambitransitive verb is interpreted as its patient, as, for example, with sroo, which translates either as 'lose' or 'be lost'.

This result is similar to the repeated prisoners' dilemma [19] and is due to the fact that the players have a strictly dominant action (and action that offers strictly higher payoff than any other action irrespective of what the other player does) at every stage of the game which is α k =0, for all k.

The best way to beat impostor syndrome is to continue taking action, irrespective of how you feel.