For that same nature, insofar as it is regarded as the same, does not even exist at all; it is said to be the same only insofar as it is recognizable as the same, if we disregard everything that distinguishes its instances in several singulars.
Yes, they have arrested symbols of the previous regime and they say Mubarak will be put on trial, but people are still being treated with the same disregard as before the revolution.
Road markings still show a separate "games lane" for traffic, although that regulation is treated with the same disregard by drivers as many other rules.
Wildstein explained, "I understood 'continue to disregard' was the same as 'radio silence' or 'ice him.' " This strategy may sound familiar to anyone who's been on the dating scene during the past twenty years.
But basically it is the same idea developed more than three decades ago and largely disregarded by the employers in the intervening years.
This disregards model complexity, which was the same for all analyses.
Although it would be unimaginable for David Cameron or any recent predecessor to be so brazen about it, the same disregard for experience in the sector and the same penchant for highly personal picks has cascaded down the years, often with unhappy consequences.
The founder exuded the same disregard for professional norms.
"Syria's security forces are showing the same cruel disregard for protesters' lives as their counterparts in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch.
Appealing to the critic Brooks Atkinson, Levin complained — extravagantly, outrageously — that his play was being "killed by the same arbitrary disregard that brought an end to Anne and six million others".
