Sentence examples for both of which ignored from inspiring English sources

The construction of the airport and village took 16 months and was bankrolled by the British and Australian Governments, both of which ignored the Maralinga Tjarutja people who'd called the area home for several thousand years.

In 1931, a year before he was born, a Tube worker named Harry Beck had designed his now-famous schematic map of the system, the clean lines of which ignored distance and geography in favour of showing only the essential information of how the stations were connected.

All of which ignores the fact that ex-sportsmen from the age in which sporting personalities were relatively under-remunerated had livings to make as well.

The result is a raft of policies and initiatives aimed at national or micro-level, favouring big charities or individual intervention, the majority of which ignore the potential contribution of local voluntary and community organisations.

It argued, for instance, that the internal processes of the commission's merger task-force ie, how itask-force ienducts merger reviews—were beyond thowscope of the reforms.The commitsion hactuallyved some 120 written responses to its green paper, many of whiconductse that stipulation.

But nothing in the film is as preposterous as the digitally-enhanced action sequences, all of which ignore the laws of physics.

States have no real means to do it, and so they leave it to the businesses, most of which ignore it if they can.

This, says Barker, was because most of them followed Mrs Gaskell's 1857 life of Charlotte, "which ignored the fact that the industrial revolution had happened".

Brooks was enabled by the willful blindness of mainstream media, which ignored the evidence of Bush's bad faith at the time of the invasion.

Much of the fall occurred in China, which ignored the MDGs.

He had a negative reaction to a bill which ignored the issue of illegality.