Sentence examples for blatant neglect from inspiring English sources

Extreme circumstances, in which blatant neglect, abuse, misbehaviour, or incapacity can be demonstrated, find resolution in civil court.

She faced backlash from officials, including the state attorney general, Pam Bondi, who called the decision a "blatant neglect of duty". Gov. Rick Scott issued an executive order removing Ms. Ayala from a case involving an Orlando police officer's death.

Certain elements here may crow about the woes of the eurozone, but it is our main export market and, although the devaluation of the pound has restored our competitiveness, we suffered several long periods of overvaluation and the blatant neglect of our manufacturing sector.

He remained critical of what he describes as the Obama administration's blatant neglect of Congress throughout the duration of the mission.

His blatant neglect of the true pain and trauma he is causing is immature, destructive, and dangerous to the integrity of the nation, and it proves beyond measure that he most certainly has no place in the White House.

I am the reluctant Obama supporter – disillusioned by the drone attacks, the murders of American citizens overseas, the unwillingness to stand up to Israel, the blatant neglect of poor blacks and the prison industrial complex and a myriad of other troubling issues.

In this regard the Vatican and Church leaders can be accused of grave neglect, sinful and criminal disregard of the normal human instinct to safeguard children and blatant disregard of adult survivors who reported and warned of the dangers".

The magistrate overseeing the case said: "This was a blatant act of neglect of a dog.

Beneath the mesmerizing retro sheen lies the inversion of manners and morals: everything forbidden us is permitted to, even encouraged of, these men and women — smoking and drinking to excess, office sex up to and including blatant harassment, parental neglect, a kind of frank selfishness about ends and means.

So much so that apparently one of its more blatant attributes was neglected when it came time to expand the Art Museum and upgrade McCormick Hall at the turn of the century.

Sometimes the neglect is blatant.